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BY : Michael Gryboski, Editor Christian Post A predominantly African American megachurch that has existed since the early 19th century has donated approximately $132,000 to relieve the debts of 11 graduating college seniors. Alfred Street Baptist Church of Alexandria, Virginia, which was founded in […]
BY : Nicki Duncalfe Christian Today What does it take for someone to leave the security of job, family and friends, and step into the unknown? After leaving the comfort of the UK to raise my four boys in Papua New Guinea, living there […]
BY : Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor A Labour-run council in the United Kingdom has withdrawn its attempt to impose an injunction banning Christian street preachers in two Hampshire towns. Rushmoor Borough Council reversed its legal action after sustained opposition from local faith leaders […]
BY : Milton Quintanilla | Contributor for ChristianHeadlines.com A spokesperson for the Christian persecution watchdog group The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) warned that the Chinese government is currently attempting to rewrite the Word of God in accordance with communist values. “This is a project that the Chinese Communist […]
By : Marylou Tousignant Black Americans were innovators in GPS technology, laser eye surgery and a telescope NASA sent to the moon. Gladys West worked on complex calculations and programmed computers at a United States naval facility beginning in1956. She led teams on groundbreaking satellite […]
BY : Joy A. Lewis, MSW, MPH Philosopher and Activist Dr. Cornel West said, “Justice is what love looks like in public.” Those powerful words can inspire each and every one of us every day. And they serve as a reminder that small acts of […]
By : Melanie Zettler Global News It’s been a really good year filled with buoyant jumps for 23-year-old Siphe November. This past summer, he was promoted to principal dancer — the highest rank within a professional dance company — by the National Ballet of Canada, making him […]
BY : Forbes February has been set aside as Black History month, a practice that began officially in 1976 when President Gerald Ford declared February as Black History month, “urging the public to ‘seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans […]
By: Adrienne Oglesby North Dakota’s hands-on science center, Gateway to Science, found a way to celebrate and honor African American STEM leaders during Black History Month. The center’s Black History Month display was created as an opportunity to recognize the contributions African American scientists and […]
BY: minot’s daily news Submitted Photo Joy-Nicole Smith, a Minot Air Force Base School Board member, recorded readings of three children’s books with the Minot Public Library. The virtual readings are in celebration of Black History Month and are set to be posted to MPL’s […]
BY : USA TODAY For Black History Month, we’re sharing stories of overlooked entertainment trailblazers: those who made great strides and historic contributions to film, TV, music, literature and more. Ella Fitzgerald. Billie Holiday. Beyoncé. When most people think of historic Black female recording artists, these and other iconic singers […]
By : © NBC News A priest resigned earlier this month after his diocese discovered the baptisms he had performed were invalid because he had changed a single word while performing the sacrament. “It is with sincere pastoral concern that I inform the faithful that […]
BY : Warren K Leffler/Universal History Archive At the March on Washington on Aug. 28, 1963, African Americans carry placards demanding equal rights, integrated schools, decent housing and an end to bias. Every February, the U.S. honors the contributions and sacrifices of African Americans who […]