Serita Jakes Tells Women They Think More Highly of Themselves Than They Ought To
By Staff Blogger Serita Jakes, wife of the famous pastor and Bishop T. D. Jakes, gave the Potter’s House Church in Dallas, Texas a special treat this Mother’s Day, by giving the Sunday sermon herself. Serita’s sermon, from Matthew 15:21-28, was entitled “I Came To Ask God Why,” and she delivered it to a packed [...]
By Staff Blogger “The healthiest fat guy you’ve ever seen,” are the words Governor Chris Christie, budding Republican presidential contender, used to describe himself. However, he admitted on Tuesday, that he has undergone surgery for the purpose of weight-loss. Christie said that with all the advice he’s been getting about his weight problem, from doctors [...]
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By Staff Blogger Michael Winans Jr., a member of the gospel music family, the Winans, has been refused an extension to go to prison for running a Ponzi Scheme, by Detroit federal Judge, Sean c*x. Winans, is asking for 60 days leeway before he begins his 14-year prison term. The prion term is due to [...]
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By Staff Blogger As the state of Illinois is considering legalizing medical marijuana African-American pastors and religious leaders have condemned the idea saying that it could seriously damage the African-American community. Rev. Anthony Evans, president of the National Black Church Initiative, who is fighting against the bill said to his listeners, while making a speech [...]
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By Staff Blogger According to reports, Nigeria is the most unsafe place on earth for Christians to live. More than 900 Christians were k!lled there, last year alone. The k!llers are reported to be Islamic militant group, Boko Haram. Mark Lipdo of the Stefanos Foundation, who’s website says that their main aim is to help [...]
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By Staff Blogger Last Saturday and Sunday, Coptic Easter masses were celebrated by Orthodox Christians in various parts of the world and President Obama stated that the violence that Christians are suffering, especially in the Middle East, was a reminder that Jesus Christ gave his life for us that we might have eternal life. He [...]
Continue reading …Virginia’s First Black Federal Judge To Semi-Retire in 2014; Will Obama Appoint Another Black Judge?
May 2, 2013 15 Comments
By Staff Blogger Virginia’s first African-American U.S. District Judge, James R. Spencer will become a senior judge next year, after he steps down from active status. The Federal Judiciary’s website states that Spencer will go into semi-retirement on March 24, 2014. He will no longer be on active duty on the Richmond divisions’ federal court. [...]
Continue reading …Rev. Al Sharpton Says Jason Collins Coming Out “is a breakthrough moment in sports.”
May 2, 2013 49 Comments
By Staff Blogger President of the National Action Network and MSNBC host, Rev. Al Sharpton, has endorsed the decision of Jason Collins, National Basketball Association player to come out of the closet and admit to being gay. According to Sharpton, Jason Collins is the first professional athlete to openly admit that he is gay and [...]
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By Staff Blogger In an interview with the Huffington Post Live, Phil Jackson, retired NBA coach said he’s never heard of an openly gay professional basketball player. In the interview, Jackson stated that “I’ve never run into [a gay player] in all my career.” He went on to say, when asked if the NBA needs [...]
Continue reading …Racism Rears Its Ugly Head As First Black Cabinet Minister Takes Office In Italy
May 2, 2013 43 Comments
Italy, has long had problems with racial integration between its immigrant classes and hoped to resolve some of those issues when they appointed Cecile Kyenge as the first black Cabinet minister in their government, but they didn’t succeed. Italy has always been rife with racialism, even on the soccer playing fields where racist taunts can [...]
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