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Reflections on January 6
By Bishop Adam J. Richardson, Jr., Retired Last night, in our customary fashion, the Bishops prayed. During the prayer meeting, I confessed that I had not fully recovered from the… Read More »
Brother to Sister
By: Dr. Santarvis Brown , 11th Episcopal District My Dear Sisters, What do I tell you, my sisters, When hope seems to slip like water through fingers, When the sun… Read More »
Your Life and Legacy of Thanksgiving, Courage, and Abiding Love
By Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith“Devote yourselves to prayer, keeping alert in it with thanksgiving.” Colossians 4:2“Whoever does not love does not know God, for God is love.” I John 4:8… Read More »
What’s Next?
Rev. Renita Green, Columnist In moments of persistent decline, many congregations find themselves asking a tough question: What’s Next? This question often surfaces after months, years, or even decades of… Read More »
Kingdom Prayers II
By Rev. Joseph Parker, 8th Episcopal District What difference did it make that I prayed today? And what difference did it make what I prayed for? Did it make a… Read More »
A World In Chaos
By Byron Washington, Columnist Houston, we have a problem! Well, it’s more like our world has a problem. We have become infatuated with ourselves. Everything has become about us. To… Read More »
Preserving Power: How Whiteness Protects Itself in America’s 2024 Presidential Election
By Rev. Cassius L. Rudolph As we close the book on the 2024 election cycle, we should look beyond the campaign promises and headlines to understand what truly fueled this… Read More »
A Response to the Statement and Call to Action from the Council of Bishops regarding the November 5th United States Election(published November 7, 2024)
By Rev. James Anthony Morris, 10th Episcopal District I mostly agree with the Statement until this sentence, “God may be using this election and our foes to force us to… Read More »
UNDECIDED VOTERS IN GEORGIA, THE NATION LOOKS TO YOU
By Rev. Kevin Taylor, 1st Episcopal District Dear voters who are undecided about how to vote or whether to vote at all: Only days remain for you to decide which… Read More »
Is Donald Trump A Friend To African American Males? Come On Man!
By James B. Ewers, Jr. Ed.D., Senior Columnist This is a question that is so ridiculous for even asking. We know the answer is a resounding no. What could the… Read More »
Rights & Rituals
Rights & Rituals By Dora Muhammad, Faith in Public Life Black Women and Our Diaspora of Sanctuary From henceforth there would be some interest, some originality, some pride in being… Read More »
Black August, the Journey Home to the Future, and the United Nations
Black August, the Journey Home to the Future, and the United Nations By Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith I recently took our Bread for the World summer interns to the National… Read More »