Editorial
By Cheryl Smith I used to love to sing the song “Who is he and what is he to you.” Bill Withers sang: I...
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By Cheryl Smith I used to love to sing the song “Who is he and what is he to you.” Bill Withers sang: I...
By: Vincent L. Hall Pastor Thomas Hayden Garner strolled to the pulpit at our Holy Week mid-week musical. He was on to deliver a...
By: Vincent L. Hall We are just enthralled watching this teenaged virtuoso at my church. As a kid, no one, not even his family...
By: Vincent L. Hall I hate to interrupt your scheduled program, but you need to change whatever you watch on the weekends. Your President...
By: Vincent L. Hall Well, if you want Black History these days, you better get it for yourself. Any time the federal government scrubs...
“Minute by minute. Hour by hour. As you lose your history. You lose your power.” – The Origin of Things by Listervelt Middleton. The one thing...
A history lesson leading to a declaration WHEREAS in the year of our Lord, 1619, the first enslaved Africans were shipped to the English...
By Vincent L. Hall Reverend Frederick Douglas Haynes III is a master raconteur. If you are confused, a raconteur uses anecdotes skillfully to persuade...
“Now all the “nigger-lovers” and Black people were gathering around Jesus to listen. And the White church people and Sun- day school teachers were...
