Let’s Talk Religion: It’s not fair, but it’s my reality
Religion
Beautiful Countenance is a nonprofit that focuses on the rights of women and the issues plaguing them such as domestic violence and breast cancer. On Saturday, Nov. 16, the organization held their annual Beauty Ashes luncheon.
Noticing there was a need to address the situation at hand, Tembila Covington, president of the Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity (MCWSV) called community leaders, clergy and law enforcement together for the vigil.
Conference seeks to address health issues in the black church
The Rev. Dr. John Mendez, senior pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, will be retiring later this year.
What started off as a small venture, wound up being more than anyone could have expected. With less than two months to pull it off, the dedicated team of organizers put together the Highland Avenue Block Party.
The Sticht Center for Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention (SCHAAP) from Wake Forest Baptist Health is offering lunch & learns at local churches to make people more knowledgeable about the disease.
Let’s Talk Religion: Is homosexuality still taboo in the church?
The Rev. Dr. Joseph E. Perkins, 86, founder and president of Apex School of Theology (ASOT), passed away at Duke Hospital in Durham on Saturday, Oct. 12.
The rain attempted to dampen the mood for day two of Gospel Fest at the Dixie Classic Fair, but it was unsuccessful. While the crowd did not come out in full force, it did not stop the lineup from putting on a great show for those who braved the inclement weather.
