Category: Columnists
Just For a Moment: And Are We Yet Alive?
Just For a Moment: And Are We Yet Alive? Lic. Tricia I. Thomas, Contributing Writer Just for a moment, I would like for you to ponder with me the question: Are… Read More »
Mrs. RC Mosuwe is awarded with the “Preservation of Charlotte Maxeke’s Legacy Award”
150th Celebrations – 2021 The Year of Charlotte Maxeke
By Rev. Gaborone P. Lesito, 19th Episcopal District Field Representative Charlotte Makgomo Maxeke (nee Mannya) was a South African born in 1871. Charlotte Maxeke was instrumental in bringing the African… Read More »
The Historic Vernon AME Church
By Margaret Bush Ware, 5th Episcopal District In 2018, the Historic Vernon AME Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States… Read More »
The Truth is the Light
The Truth is the Light By: Reverend Dr. Charles R. Watkins, Jr., Senior Columnist “And of the children of Issachar, which were men that had understanding of the times, to… Read More »
Fixed Attributes but Flexible Intentions: Following God’s Ever-Changing Directions
Fixed Attributes but Flexible Intentions: Following God’s Ever-Changing Directions The Reverend Dr. Jason Curry, Columnist An “attribute” refers to something that has been attributed to God. For example, we may… Read More »
You Are Who You Are For A Reason
You Are Who You Are For A Reason By Byron Washington, Columnist When God formed each of us He provided us with specific characteristics, preferences and abilities all of which… Read More »
Let Innovation Continue
Let Innovation Continue John Wm. Roberts, ED.D., Contributing Writer With infections down, vaccinations on the rise the ability to congregate increasing, what happens within the music ministries of the church?… Read More »
What You Can Do Today To Strengthen The Financial Foundation of Your Church
By Cynthia Gordon-Floyd, C.P.A., Contributing Writer I am blessed to regularly serve churches and non-profits in my ministry. I have found that most pastors and lay leaders are looking to… Read More »
A Juneteenth Moment: COVID & the Real Meaning of Freedom
A Juneteenth Moment: COVID & the Real Meaning of Freedom Perhaps we have reached a plateau inconceivable a year ago: the lifting of COVID restrictions across the country. Life finally… Read More »
St Stephen A.M.E Church, Detroit, Revitalizing its Community
St Stephen A.M.E Church, Detroit, Revitalizing its Community By Patricia A. Marshall, Contributing Writer Under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Darryl Williams, St. Stephen A.M.E. Church is revitalizing its community! St… Read More »
Worldwide Witnesses Leave Virtual Space to Continue the Divine Work
Worldwide Witnesses Leave Virtual Space to Continue the Divine Work—Closing Business Session of the 51stSession of the General Conference By Rev. Dr. Maxine L. Thomas, TCR Columnist As day-break dawns… Read More »
After an Epic Week, the General Conference Comes to a Close
Rev. Dr. Shakira Sanchez-Collins, Columnist The last day of the 51st Session of the General Conference was fully packed with closing legislation, the election of General Officers, Judicial Council and… Read More »