Category: News
UNSOLD RICHARD ALLEN STAMPS WILL BE DESTROYED ON JUNE 30! BUY YOURS TODAY!
Per United States Postal Service Policy, ALL unsold Richard Allen Stamps and merchandise will be destroyed on June 30. The stamp will be UNAVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE from the USPS after… Read More »
Senator Kamala Harris gets interrupted by her GOP colleagues because she has those liars “nervous” and shook
By Chuck Hobbs, Esq. Columnist As a trial lawyer and political pundit, I am so impressed by Senator Kamala Harris and her performance on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Her questions… Read More »
How Many Former AMEs Do You Know?
By Rev. Francine Brookins, Esq. If we are honest with ourselves, most of us who have been in the AME Church all of our lives know more “former AMEs” than… Read More »
Longest Serving Pastor of Wayman AME Minneapolis to retire
Longest Serving Pastor of Wayman AME Church Soon to Retire By Charles Hallman/MSR News The Rev. Dr. Alphonse Reff, Sr., of Wayman AME Church in North Minneapolis, along with Dollie… Read More »
Outreach Ministry – The Heartbeat of Allen Chapel AMEC
By Rev. Ritney A. Castine, 2nd Episcopal District It is said that you can tell the heart of a church based on the ministry outside of the four walls of the… Read More »
St Paul AME Jacksonville Meeting the Needs of Students
The Reverend Marvin Zanders’s vision of service was personified to his congregants at a recent worship service. Pastor Zanders, along with the James L. Williams, Sr. Lay Organization, has embarked… Read More »
AMEs Honored at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary Gala; Bishop Ingram Gives Keynote Address
AMEs Honored at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary Gala; Bishop Ingram Gives Keynote Address The Center for the Church and the Black Experience (CBE) at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary will honor the… Read More »
Steadfast, Unmovable—Celebrating 50 Years of Ministry of Presiding Elder Ronald Braxton
Steadfast, Unmovable—Celebrating 50 Years of Ministry of Presiding Elder Ronald Braxton In 1967, television cameras aired Black Americans’ frustration with injustice. Riots in Detroit, Michigan, and Newark, New Jersey propelled… Read More »
Educating for Sustainability
Educating for Sustainability By Presiding Elder Betty Holley, Ph.D., Contributing Writer There is a severe need for educating for sustainability in the African American community, a huge social concern…. Read More »
Remembering the Honorable Reverend Clementa Pinckney
Remembering the Honorable Reverend Clementa Pinckney By Sandra Archer Young, Ph.D. 7th Episcopal District “When my room becomes a public hall, and my face becomes a looking glass…” I often… Read More »
TCR Breaking News: Rev. Nicholas Tweed Wins Court Decision in Bermuda
The Reverend Nicholas Tweed has won the legal battle against the decision of the Minister of Home Affairs to refuse to grant his work permit. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley quashed… Read More »
“Respect Yourself”: Lessons from Bethune-Cookman University
“Respect Yourself”:Lessons from Bethune-Cookman University John Thomas III, Editor Dialoguing with politicians and policymakers with dissimilar views to meet a common ground is essential to accomplishing goals. So, do we… Read More »