Category: News

What Happened to God’s Mandate?

The Christian Bible provides consistent lessons concerning God’s expectations of those who lead the people, admonishing them to do so with reverence for God’s guidance and to treat all entrusted to their care with righteousness and justice. While much is made of the belief that these ideals provide the foundation of our nation’s articles of governance, it is difficult to find evidence of a connection between the guidance of the Bible and the policies of the political party currently in power.

The Global Witness of African Methodism

There is something powerful about being a part of African Methodism, a spiritual movement with both history and optimism at its heart. The African Methodist Episcopal Church is more than just an organization. It is a living monument to God’s faithfulness and the determination of a people who believe that worship and service are inextricably linked. Wherever we go in the connection, the same Spirit of freedom and purpose may be felt, indicating that this church’s work truly spans the globe.

The Role And Importance of the Corresponding Secretary

In every component of the AME Church, communication is essential to maintaining unity, accountability, and effective ministry on all levels. The Connectional Lay Organization Corresponding Secretary plays a vital role in ensuring that this communication flows smoothly, supporting the executive leadership and the general membership in fulfilling the mission of the Connectional Lay Organization (CLO).

Ribbon Cutting Marks a New Chapter for Affordable Housing in Crestview

Hope, partnership, and purpose were on full display as community leaders, residents, and faith partners gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony of Vineyard Village, a new affordable housing development designed to serve low- to moderate-income families in Crestview. Held on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 12:00 p.m., the celebration marked the official opening of the 18-unit apartment complex situated on 1.4 acres of city-owned land

Rights & Rituals: Black Women and Sacred Wonder

A wonder from the beauty of our souls united. A wonder that emerges from the sacred. Between our rage and our tears. Behind our fears and after our prayers. Inside our courage and above our differences.

The wonder in our spirits that won’t be silenced or suppressed. In the face of repressive violence meant to destabilize our communities and our minds and our everyday lives, like dropping off our children at school, make room for wonder.

Psalm 91: A Powerful Weapon of Protection Through Life’s Storms, Part 2

Believers would be wise to pray this prayer for themselves and for their families every single day. Why is this true? Well, the answer is simple. No one or nothing can protect you as God can. He is God Almighty.

Unity as a Spiritual Discipline

By Rev. Alvin E. Attah, Sr., 14th Episcopal District Unity does not happen by accident. It is something we must nurture with intention and prayer. It asks us to practice… Read More »

Closing Business Session: The GDC Promises to Be More Successful as We Progress

By Rev. Frederick Ofori Agyemang, 14th Episcopal District Field Representative Opening Devotion and Proceedings The session was opened with a devotion led by the 19th Episcopal District.The chairman of the… Read More »

The 2026 GDC Affirms a Broader Strategic Developmental Mandate

By Rev. Gaborone P. Lesito, 19th Episcopal District TCR Field Representative From the opening session, the 2026 General Development Council (GDC), under the chairmanship of Bishop Paul JM Kawimbe, adopted… Read More »

Opportunities for Faith, Economic, and Human Capital Growth

By Rev. Frederick Ofori Agyemang, 14th Episcopal District TCR Field Representative The 13th Assembly of the Global Development Council of the African Methodist Episcopal Church possesses a unique opportunity to… Read More »

Response – GDC An AME Church Failed Project

By Rev. Royd Mwandu, 17th Episcopal District TCR Field Representative Greetings from Maputo in Mozambique! I am attending the Global Development Council (GDC) of our great Zion. Radisson Blu Hotel… Read More »

Unity as a Spiritual Discipline

By Rev. Alvin A. Attah, Sr., 14th Episcopal District Unity does not happen by accident. It is something we must nurture with intention and prayer. It asks us to practice… Read More »