Bishop Michael Curry’s Gospel Of Love
Bishop Michael Curry underscores the significance of adhering to Jesus' teachings and prioritizing love over hate. He expresses optimism for the future, attributing it to the involvement of young people in ministry.
Black Press Sunday: Celebrating 200 Years, Praying For 200 More
Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C., will host a commemorative service on March 16 to honor the 198th anniversary of the Black press and the 60th anniversary of The Washington Informer, highlighting the Black press's pivotal role in truth-telling, advocacy, and community-building.
Fasting 101: Lent And Self Denial
During Lent, a period of 40 days dedicated to prayer, self-sacrifice, and spiritual preparation for Easter, many faithful Christians abstain from pleasurable activities and often choose to fast, imbuing the season with deeper significance.
Prayer — And Protests — On Ash Wednesday
Faith leaders and organizations are modernizing the Ash Wednesday ritual, utilizing the holy season to advocate for the protection of vulnerable populations globally and justice for marginalized communities in the U.S. Concurrently, they are conducting services and vigils to encourage reflection, prayer, and action.
Forging A New Path, Uplifting Black Women Of Faith
Dr. Suzan Johnson-Cook has established Women in Ministry International, an organization focused on empowering and mentoring female faith leaders, and offering resources and community for women in ministry.
On A Mission To End The Black Maternal Mortality Crisis
Salvation and Social Justice is educating and empowering churches to address the maternal health crisis for Black women through the birth justice movement.
Black Marriage On The Decline? These Pastors Have Another Opinion
A new wave of married pastors in the Black community is advocating for partnership over competition in marriage, providing guidance and strategies to help couples thrive.
YouTube At 20: From Cat Videos To Virtual Pulpits
During the COVID-19 pandemic, YouTube emerged as an essential platform for churches, enabling them to maintain connections with their congregants and expand their community through virtual worship services, Bible studies, and online tithes.
Black Churches Persist In Telling The Truth Of Black History
Black churches are stepping in to teach Black history, as public schools reduce Black History lessons and some are even prohibited from doing so.
For Black Women’s Hearts, Wear Red In Church This Sunday
Black women are disproportionately affected by cardiovascular disease compared to white women, prompting the American Heart Association's National Wear Red Day to highlight this health disparity and honor a trailblazing Baltimore doctor who collaborated with churches to bridge the health gap.
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Barbershop Killing Escalates Trauma For Boston Neighborhood
Ateiya Sowers-Hassell, a stylist at Salvaged Roots in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, witnessed the shooting of 20-year-old Elijah Clunie at a nearby barbershop on Labor Day. The incident has left the community feeling unsafe and deeply traumatized.
