Category: Columnists
Leadership Beyond the Church Walls: Thuto Gabaphete
Leadership Beyond the Church Walls: Thuto Gabaphete At the age of 17, Thuto Tlotlego Gabaphete was elected and installed as the youngest Kalahari Conference YPD President. He served in this… Read More »
Words of Encouragement
Words of Encouragement By Miss Mariah Travis, 4th Episcopal District During this time, it is very easy to get caught up with worry and sadness! However, there is always something good… Read More »
As For Me and My Church
As For Me and My Church By Rev. Jermaine Mulley As it is, I don’t own anything but I am a steward of everything! On March 13, 2020, I decided… Read More »
District Conference of the Southwest District, South Mississippi Conference
By Patricia Jernigan, Ph.D. The District Conference of the Southwest District, under the leadership of Presiding Elder Dianne J. Banks, was convened on February 28-29, 2020, at Zion Chapel Station in Natchez, Mississippi. The Rev. Banks presided over her first District… Read More »
We Will Breathe!
By John Thomas, III, Editor George Floyd was murdered. He did not lose his life. The life in his body was brutally taken from him. As I write this editorial,… Read More »
17th Episcopal District Donates to Zambia’s Ministry of Health
17th Episcopal District Donates to Zambia’s Ministry of Health It was a great honor for an auxiliary of the AME Church in Zambia to have an opportunity to be part and… Read More »
Finding Hope in the First Ladies of Gospel
Finding Hope in the First Ladies of Gospel By Rev. Sidney Williams Our souls are uniquely created to discover hope through storytelling. We tell stories and listen to them, not just… Read More »
The Delight of Dance
The Delight of Dance By Rev. Dr. Maxine Thomas, Columnist Second Samuel 6:14 says, “David danced before the Lord with all his might; David was girded with a linen ephod.” I want to… Read More »
A Testimony of Coping with the Confluence of Cancer, Chemo, and COVID-19
A Testimony of Coping with the Confluence of Cancer, Chemo, and COVID-19 By Rev. Dr. Letitia Williams Watford I am a stage 3 cancer survivor. Although I am presently on… Read More »
The Tales of Freedom
The Tales of Freedom By Quardricos Driskell, Columnist No single crisis in recent American history has so abruptly magnified the country’s racial disparities andinequities as the coronavirus. From health to economics,… Read More »
Reaching the Masses: What Our New Normal Has Showcased
Reaching the Masses: What Our New Normal Has Showcased By Vanessa Anderson, 5th Episcopal District The effect of COVID-19 has been felt across the globe in both religious and secular settings…. Read More »
Life Can Emerge from the Stench
Life Can Emerge from the Stench Spices are used on the body of the dead. However, what do you do with your spices when there is not a body upon… Read More »