Ministries across greater Los Angeles will observe No Menthol Sunday on May 21, to educate church and community members about smoking, vaping and the role of menthol and other flavors.
Praise God in the pain until problems are solved. Have full faith in God.
Emmanuel Church of God In Christ, pastored by Bishop Uleses C. Henderson, Jr, is where you want to be during the month of May 2023. Literally every week there’s something for everyone to partake in that will no doubt enhance their life.
The Bible says in 1 Corinthians 10:13, “No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it.” One of the greatest challenges in the Black community is managing debt. The Black community has one of the lowest credit scores in the country. The way to avoid the temptation of credit card debt, pay day loans, and borrowing money from family and friends is to develop
The Rev. Dr. Kavin Dotson is the new pastor of New Hope Baptist Church of Los Angeles. With his appointment, Dotson becomes the sixth pastor in the church’s 117-year history.
: “I stepped out boldly and did what God told me to do,” proclaimed Dr. Phillip Goudeaux, pastor of Calvary Christian Center in Sacramento, CA, and the guest speaker at Crenshaw Christian Center as the vaunted church celebrates its 50th anniversary with a year-long series of distinguished guests and special events.
On April 29 and 30, The Verdi Chorus’ 39th season will finish with “VERDISSIMO! Plus!” for two performances only at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Monica. Led by Founding Artistic Director Anne Marie Ketchum, the Verdi Chorus is the only choral group in Southern California that focuses primarily on dramatic and diverse music for opera chorus. Countertenor Brandon Harris will be performing with the chorus and shared a little bit about performing in the concert and working with Ketchum.
Talented high school vocalists and musicians are encouraged to participate in the 2023 Annual High School Music Scholarship Competition sponsored by the Georgia Laster Association of Musicians, Inc. (G.L.A.M., Inc.). Online applications are now available at www.glamincla.org/hsmsc, announced G.L.A.M. President Yolanda West, who added that the deadline to apply is May 31. “Young people sing or play instruments are invited to take part in this event. We will present scholarship awards for $1,000, $750 and $500 to the top three winners,” said West. Related Links: https://lasentinel.net/cjf-plans-event-to-honor-and-help-california-jazz-musicians-2.html https://lasentinel.net/cjf-plans-event-to-honor-and-help-california-jazz-musicians-2.html “Entrants can perform music in the classical, musical theater, jazz or pop genres.
First United Methodist Church of Compton (FUMCC) will observe 155 years of Christian ministry with a special anniversary service on Sunday, April 23, at 10 a.m., in the edifice located at 1025 South Long Beach Boulevard in Compton.
Pastor John-Paul Foster delivered a powerful, Christ-centered sermon on Resurrection Sunday, April 9, at Faithful Central Bible Church in Inglewood.
Demonstrating their commitment to spiritual and physical revival, the churches sponsoring the Community Lenten Caravan presented two local nonprofit organizations with a financial donation on April 5.
Lady Angel Price, the daughter of a prison outreach minister, has been attending CCC since the tender age of three. It is where she grew in her faith, met her future husband, and marked many blessed milestones in her life, including her baptism, nuptials, and the baptismal of her children.
The Rev. Dr. Mark E. Whitlock Jr. returns to Los Angeles on Sunday, April 16, to preach at the 10 a.m., worship service at Ward AME Church, located at 1177 West 25th St. in L.A.
“The word of God says He is bringing forth water in the desert,” said Minister Bailey. “It doesn’t have to be logical; it doesn’t have to add up. The economy of heaven is higher than this economy we live in,” says Minister Mignonette Bailey.
On the 55th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, Simmons College of Kentucky announced a new $2 million initiative on racial justice. College President Kevin Cosby announced the gift from the Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation during a service at St. Stephen Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky. The centerpiece of the initiative will be creation of The Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson Sr. Center for Racial Justice.