A musical depiction of the birth of Jesus was masterfully portrayed by the members of the Music and Worship Arts Ministry of West Angeles Church of God in Christ on Dec. 22 and Dec. 24.
Pastor Walter Davis and the members of Rejected Stone Christian Fellowship (RSCF) will host the 4th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Service Award and Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, Jan. 13, at 10 a.m., on the church’s campus at 4700 S. Avalon Blvd., in Los Angeles. The free event salutes the birthday of Dr. King and recognizes outstanding community members. This year’s honoree is Gerald Thompson, a community activist and transitional housing expert. Related Stories: https://lasentinel.net/rejected-stone-christian-fellowship-holds-20th-anniversary-celebration.html https://lasentinel.net/rejected-stone-christian-fellowship-plans-2020-prayer-breakfast.html Also, donations for RSCF’s annual youth educational trip will be accepted during the event, said Pastor Davis. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Davis
Ward AME Church, in partnership with the South Central Prevention Coalition, sponsored a Community Wellness Fair on Jan. 6.
If the club scene is not your forte because of religious considerations, Jordan and Casandra Ramble have created a safe haven for you to enjoy a night out. The Saved Social Club (TSSC) is a Christian social club located in North Hollywood that provides the same experience as the typical night club.
Aulsondro “Emcee N.I.C.E. ” Hamilton, Ph.D., has been appointed as vice chancellor of Harvest Christian University’s (HCU) extension campus, which is set to open in April 2024.
Dr. Judith Christie McAllister, affectionately known in the African American church and around the world as “The Queen of Praise & Worship,” recently celebrated her 60th birthday, over 40 years in music ministry, and the release of her newest book, “Mom & Pop.” M.O.M. is an acronym for minister of music, and P.O.P. is an acronym for pastor of the people.
Here are some of the newsworthy stories in the Religion section in 2023.
Funk music legend, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bootsy Collins and his wife, Patti Collins – president of the Bootsy Collins Foundation, are bringing their “Funk Not Fight Rally 4 Peace” to the West Coast, on Friday, Dec. 30, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Victory Outreach Ministries Compton, 4205 East Alondra Blvd, in Compton.
One of the greatest gifts this festive season, is pursuing and practicing “the peace of God which passes all understanding.” Reach for it! Be it! Realize it! Become it!
Free gifts, food, fellowship and fun were open to all at “The Christmas Experience” held in the parking lot of West Angeles Cathedral on Saturday, Dec. 16.
Bishop Sherman A. Gordon and the congregation of the Family of Faith Christian Center (FOFCC) hosted its monthly Giveaway and Annual Toy Drive for the North Long Beach community and surrounding areas simultaneously on Saturday, Dec. 16.
Historically in America, African American churches have been a long-standing source of safety, strength, and support for the African American community, in modern times, especially during the Civil Rights Movement. To date, African American churches have been underutilized as an important and essential partner for improving the health and wellbeing in the Black community.
In a commanding show of support to children and teens housed at Union Rescue Mission’s (URM) community villages, Crenshaw Christian Center (CCC) congregants mobilized to give to those navigating a challenging life moment.
A powerful display of unity unfolded on Monday, Dec. 11, as more than 200 community members from South Central Los Angeles and clergy leaders from across Southern California united for “Prayers for the Ninth,” an evening dedicated to showing solidarity for LA City Councilmember Curren Price.
We must unleash our moral might, be unafraid to elevate humanity and unapologetically advocate for equitable belonging for all the children of Abraham.