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Red Dress Sunday at Union Chapel AME Church
Red Dress Sunday at Union Chapel AME Church Like many other churches on February 12, 2017, Union Chapel AME Church, located in Cambridge, Maryland, participated in Red Dress Sunday, the… Read More »
How [We] Gonna Win When [We] Ain’t Right Within?
How [We] Gonna Win When [We] Ain’t Right Within? By Rev. Sidney Williams, Contributing Writer Lauryn Hill penned these lyrics to an incredible sound track on her hit song, “That… Read More »
Reflections on the Women’s March
Reflections on the Women’s March Rev. Jennifer Bailey, 4th Episcopal District In 1965, Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Selma, Alabama opened its doors as a base of… Read More »
Lest We Forget: Transgenerational Perspectives
Lest We Forget: Transgenerational Perspectives Rev. Tamara Kersey, Contributing Writer But take care and watch yourselves closely, so as neither to forget the things that your eyes have seen… Read More »
We are A Royal Priesthood (Part 2)
We are A Royal Priesthood (Part 2) Rev. Renita Green, Columnist Congregations also need to heal when a person in the body has been victimized by a spiritual or… Read More »
Brazil Under Temer
Brazil under Temer Ms. Kiratiana Freelon, Special Correspondent These two pictures have much in common. There are no women in the photo. There are no black people…. Read More »
Faith in the Midst of Trump’s Presidency (Part 2)
Faith in the Midst of Trump’s Presidency (Part 2) By Rev. William C. Miller, 7th District The very words of Septima P. Clark, who Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. referred… Read More »
Faith in the Midst of Trump’s Presidency (Part 1)
Faith in the Midst of Trump’s Presidency (Part 1) By Rev. William Miller, 7th Episcopal District I have thought at great length about what it means for people to be… Read More »
Fighting Together After Transition: A Theological Reflection on the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fighting Together After Transition: A Theological Reflection on the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. By Rev. Jonathan C. Augustine, J.D., M.Div. In Deuteronomy 34, the Israelites were faced… Read More »
Sometimes Seeing is Believing: Reflections on Faith and the Black Family Because of the Obamas
Sometimes Seeing is Believing: Reflections on Faith and the Black Family Because of the Obamas By Rev. Jonathan C. Augustine, J.D., M.Div., 8th Episcopal District “Now faith is… Read More »
Why Racism is Hazardous to Our Health
Why Racism is Hazardous to Our Health Rev. Dr. Shakira Sanchez Collins, Columnist Exposure to racism is unavoidable. Regardless of income, education level, or location, blacks are not immune to… Read More »
REFLECTIONS ON THE 21ST WORLD METHODIST CONFERENCE AND THE WORLD METHODIST COUNCIL
REFLECTIONS ON THE 21ST WORLD METHODIST CONFERENCE AND THE WORLD METHODIST COUNCIL Presiding Elder Albert D. Tyson III, Columnist The 21st World Methodist Conference and World Methodist Council (WMC) met… Read More »