What a timely herstoric/historic period we are in as we welcome the seasons of Advent and Christmas. In November, the G20 was held for the first time in Africa—South Africa. Also in November, the COP30 was held for the first time in Brazil, the second most populous country of African peoples after Nigeria. Both invited inclusive voices and processes, locally, nationally, and globally. The G20 represents 85% of the world’s gross domestic product and two-thirds of the world’s population. COP30 includes 198 parties (countries and the European Union).

By Claire B. Crawford, PhD, Columnist Blessed are the patient, the long suffering. Blessed are the “someday our freedom will come” believers, the prayer warrior of one hundred generations. Blessed… Read More »

Saint Luke African Methodist Episcopal Church concluded its 100th Anniversary weekend with a powerful celebration of faith, history, and forward vision. More than 400 people gathered for the Centennial Gala and worship… Read More »

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