Uniting to give spiritual support to the Honorable Mark Ridley-Thomas, the South Los Angeles Clergy for Public Accountability will host a worship service for the Councilmember and his family.
Redemption Church’s musical expression, Red Worship, just released their highly anticipated new EP, “The Loudest Color.” According to one listener, “ ‘The Loudest Color’ is a testament to the transformative power of music and its ability to inspire, uplift, and connect people from all walks of life. This album is not just a collection of songs, but an immersive experience that invites listeners to encounter an inspiring and uplifting musical expression. “Red Worship has crafted a unique sound that is both energizing and moving, creating a musical landscape that captivates the heart and soul. Through their music, Red Worship aims
Christian fashion model Stikks is out to help Christian women have a successful career in modeling. One may not pair the world of modeling with being a Christian, but Angela “Stikks” Adams says different. “Some people think it’s crazy to call yourself a Christian model, some people think it’s an oxymoron,” said Stikks. The middle child in the family, the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native grew up in a Christian household. In the beginning, Stikks’ trajectory looked more like she was destined for the WNBA with her stating, “I’m a baller.” “Grew up, whooping on my brothers in basketball,” said Stikks. “I
The musical talents of African American females will take center stage at the Annual Black History Concert hosted by the Georgia Laster Association of Musicians (G.L.A.M.) Inc. on Saturday, February 25, at 3 p.m., in the fellowship hall of Knox Presbyterian Church, located at 5940 La Tijera Blvd., in Los Angeles.
Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer shared powerful and inspiring words with the congregation during his final sermon as senior pastor of Faithful Central Bible Church. After nearly 41 years as the spiritual leader, the internationally known theologian parted on Sunday, February 19 with the message entitled, “I Did My Best” and using 2 Timothy 4:6-7 as his text.
Aiming to unlock the greatness in people, the Rev. Dr. Bill Winston launched Operation Ten City (OTC) by partnering with faith leaders and the economic development corporations to promote wealth creation and economic empowerment in Black and Brown communities.
The Western Baptist State Convention of California will hold its 133rd Mid-Winter Board Meeting beginning Saturday, March 4, through Thursday, March 9, at McCoy Memorial Baptist Church, located at 802 E. 46th Street in Los Angeles.
Pastor James. K. McKnight and the members of Congregational Church of Christian Fellowship (CCCF) will a hold a special Black History worship service on Sunday, February. 19, at 10 a.m., in the edifice located at 2085 S. Hobart Blvd., in Los Angeles.
Deaconess Jacquelyn “Jackie” Marie Snead, who demonstrated a life of dedication to God and service to others, passed away on January 28. She was 90-years-old.
Life is about choices. Either we choose to follow God’s precepts, or we don’t.
Pastor J. Edgar Boyd and the members of First AME Church of Los Angeles hosted the African American Heritage Month worship service presented by the City of Los Angeles and Our Authors Study Club on Sunday, Feb. 12. Mayor Karen Bass and several elected officials participated. Also, L.A. Postmaster Jeremie Six unveiled the Ernest Gaines stamp, which is the latest stamp in the U.S. Postal Service’s Black Heritage series. Music was performed by FAME’s Freedom Mass Choir and gospel vocalist Elaine Gibbs.
Ebed-Melech demonstrates to us how far selfless care and concern will lead us. It is this kind of love and daring challenge that makes Ebed-Melech, a Black man, our Unsung Biblical Hero in Black History.
Through the death of a child, a challenging bout with cancer, and the loss of her husband of 69 years to COVID-19, Dr. Betty Price has always turned to the same place for solace and strength: the Word of God.
On Friday, February 3, First AME Senior Pastor J. Edgar Boyd called together some of Los Angeles County’s most influential African American leaders to meet with newly-elected Sheriff Robert Luna and some of his newly-appointed leadership team to discuss his plans and vision for the Sheriff’s Department.
Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer will conclude four decades as senior pastor and teacher of Faithful Central Bible Church on Sunday, February 19. In recognition of his transformative ministry, the congregation will host a series of “Legacy of Champion” events, which will culminate in a tribute concert. The celebration began on Feb. 5 with the installation of the new senior pastor, the Rev. John-Paul C. Foster. The rejoicing continues on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 9 a.m., with Ulmer leading the worship in The Tabernacle, 321 N. Eucalyptus Avenue in Inglewood. The service will also highlight the Music and Arts Reunion. Ladies