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Rev. Merrick Moses, a Benedictine monk and LGBTQ+ advocate, dedicates his efforts to helping marginalized individuals recognize their inherent worth, while also serving in both the Catholic and Episcopal Churches.
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Black Faith Leaders Regroup To Strengthen Disappointed Voters
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Advent is a season of preparation and reflection, symbolized by an Advent wreath and hymns, focusing on Christ's life before his birth, and promoting acts of justice and love.
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Gratitude is a powerful influence throughout the year, acknowledging positivity and linking us to a greater whole, with proven scientific advantages that enhance our well-being.
Bishop T.D. Jakes Is Stable After Suffering ‘Health Incident’ During Sunday Sermon, Church Says
Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a minor health issue during his Sunday sermon but is currently stable and under medical care.
This Fiery Evangelical Pastor Offers A Blueprint For Democrats’ Revival In Trump’s Second Term
The Rev. Dr. William Barber II, a prominent evangelical pastor and social justice leader, has demonstrated to Democrats how to secure political victories in conservative states and has advocated for a multiracial and multiclass coalition to combat poverty and low wages, while cautioning against the threats of racism and fascism in the nation.
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Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori has announced the closure of 30 Catholic parishes and churches due to declining attendance and crumbling infrastructure, with two-thirds of the majority-Black parishes being shut down.
Sunday Always Comes: Pastors Search For Post-Election Sermons
AME bishops and clergy discuss how to provide a message of comfort, wisdom and hope to their congregations in the wake of a devastating presidential election, focusing on Biblical themes of faith in times of uncertainty and anxiety.
This HBCU Nursing Program Embraces Faith As Part Of Care
by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware
Everyone recognizes qualitative nursing when they experience it, especially since it’s often during the most troubled seasons of life: a debilitating...
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