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Rev. Dr. Heber Brown, III, pastor of Pleasant Hope Baptist Church and co-founder of Baltimore United for Change, speaks to Ari Melber host of The Beat With Ari Melber.
Tired of waiting for outside help, grassroots organizations are generating resources from within the African American community.
Gray family attorney Billy Murphy and Rev. Heber Brown III, pastor of Pleasant Hope Baptist Church and member of Baltimore United for Change speak with Amy Goodman.
Join us for a lively conversation moderated by Rev. Dr. Heber Brown, III and conversation partners, Harriet Moon Smith of Baltimore Racial Justice Action and Rev. Dr. Brad Braxton, Pastor of the Open Church.
Join us for Justice Sunday, April 26th @ 3 PM at Metropolitan UMC, 1121 W. Lanvale St., Baltimore, MD 21217 FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL JAMYE@KINETICSLIVE.COM AND STAY TUNED FOR BMOREUNITED.ORG
In a day when schools, recreation centers, and pools are dancing on the edge of closure because of alleged state and municipal funding restrictions, it’s time for Governor Martin O’Malley to work with us to move Maryland forward not back!
Join the Eddie Conway Freedom School as Pastor Heber Brown leads a discussion on just this.. calling out the politicians, corporations and individuals that benefit directly from locking our children up.
My disappointment is with Black people of influence who have decided to use the credibility granted them by Black people to serve the political agenda of other communities.
A Who’s Who of Clergy from across Maryland filled The Forum on Monday to endorse C. Anthony Muse: from conservative-leaning, Bishop Harry Jackson, to Hispanic Pastor, Bishop Angel Nunez, to African Methodist Episcopal Presiding Elder Goodwin Douglas of Harford County, to Baptist Minister’s Conference of Baltimore President, Dr. John Lunn and a host of others including Pastor Haywood Robinson of Montgomery County, Bishop Reginald Kennedy, Bishop Monroe Saunders, Jr., Bishop Larry Lee Thomas of Baltimore County and so many more too numerous to list.
I had the privilege of preaching at the Pleasant Hope Baptist Church in Baltimore Maryland on Sunday, February 5, 2012. I took this moment to learn from a “difference maker” in their pastor, Rev. Heber M. Brown III. I asked him the question we are wrestling with in our new book, “What makes a church alive?” His answer pushes us to reverse the question and move outside at this moment of resurrection. What does his response evoke in you?
