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By Anne Blythe — ablythe@newsobserver.com RALEIGH — Minutes after a labor organizer from Rocky Mount was convicted of all charges related to his arrest in “Moral Monday” protests at the state legislature, the lawyer who represented the demonstrator asked the judge to recuse herself from other cases. Judge Joy Hamilton, a former Wake County District Court judge appointed...
Senate Chaplain Calls Members Unreasonable
SDPC celebrates the life of this “Prince of Preachers” who went home to be with the Lord on October 2, 2013.
Merri Dee, award-winning Chicago broadcaster, speaks with Empowering Voices about her new book," Life Lessons on Faith, Forgiveness and Grace."
Having come this far by faith, with a renewed dedication to prophetic action and critique, Black churches are poised on the edge of a future, still too full of the provincial, but instilled with possibilities for insurgent renewal and change.
Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III along with local and national clergy, elected officials and workers called on President Obama to sign an executive order to raise the wages of employees of federal contractors from poverty wages to living wages.
Monica Brown Moss, food justice advocate, says if the Farm Bill becomes law, millions of children and adults, especially the elderly, will go hungry in America.
"Digital technologies are changing and evolving constantly," writes Bourgeois, author of Ministry in the Digital Age
The Black church has been central to every major political and social movement in the African American community
