Category: Columnists
The Life of a Pastor’s Kid
The Life of a Pastor’s Kid By Deborah Lesshope, 19th Episcopal District I remember the first time I heard someone say something bad about my dad. He and I were working,… Read More »
19th District’s Healing, Restoration, Justice, and Reconciliation Prayer Service
19th District’s Healing, Restoration, Justice, and Reconciliation Prayer Service By Bonakele Ntshanga, 19th Episcopal District We all know what has been transpiring in the 19th Episcopal District: from the suspension of ministers to… Read More »
Multiplying the Nation and Increasing the Joy: Immigration Cold Open
Multiplying the Nation and Increasing the Joy: Immigration Cold Open By Rev. Dr. Jason Curry, Columnist In Isaiah 9:3a, the prophet writes: “You have multiplied the nation, you have increased… Read More »
Think.Heal.Thrive.:The Church’s Response to Human Trafficking
Think.Heal.Thrive.:The Church’s Response to Human Trafficking By Rev. Shakira Sanchez-Collins, MD With the recent coverage of the arrest and subsequent suicide of Jeffery Epstein, a wealthy man based in New York… Read More »
An Undivided Heart: An Undivided Ministry
An Undivided Heart: An Undivided Ministry By Rev. Monica C. Jones, Ph.D., Contributing Writer In Psalm 86, David pleads earnestly to God for his mercy and assistance. He lets the… Read More »
When is it Time?
When is it Time? By John Wm. Roberts, Ed.D., Contributing Writer There are times, in most of our lives, when we ask the question: “When is it time to step… Read More »
The First Lady Startup Kit
The First Lady Startup Kit By Robbie Colson-Ramsey, Contributing Writer Have you found yourself looking all around town, searching every online store, and taking every piece of clothing out of… Read More »
Holy or Hype?: Unpacking Kanye West’s “Sunday Services”
By John Thomas III, Editor Over the last few months, artist Kanye West has held a series of “Sunday Services”. The “Services” have been held in a variety of locations… Read More »
School Starts as “Separate but Un-equal” Remains With Us
School Starts as “Separate but Un-equal” Remains With Us By Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith For many, the back-to-school season is a source of pride. It serves as a reminder of… Read More »
Stop Treating and Start Healing
Stop Treating and Start Healing By Rev. Teri Strong, DMin., 13th Episcopal Dsitrcit Who is your primary care physician? We think of a medical doctor when this question is asked. However,… Read More »
LIVING OUT LOUD: Clergy Appreciation Month
LIVING OUT LOUD: Clergy Appreciation Month By Rev. Renita Green, Columnist In 1992, a group of clergy decided to pick a day to celebrate the work of faith leaders. The… Read More »
THE LEDGE: It’s Time to Move
THE LEDGE: It’s Time to Move By Byron Washington, Columnist Deuteronomy 2:3 says, “You have been skirting this hill country long enough. Head north.” Why do we stay in places… Read More »