Discover some of the architecture and history of Cleveland's Black churches, many of which congregations are trying to ...

HBCU alumni gathered in Birmingham for the Unity Picnic, celebrating culture and raising scholarship funds to support future ...

The Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown, "a walking history book," requested the Latter-day Saint pioneer anthem for his pastor emeritus designation service.

The East Baton Rouge School System announced it has already begun a project dedicated to ‘investing in student safety’ by installing cameras on school buses. A social services mobile unit will be at ...

I speak Black Church. That is my mother tongue. It is the language I learned at the feet of my grandmother, church mothers, and elders. It is the language I learned in the storefront church of my ...

A historic Black church in D.C. is now the owner of the Proud Boys’ trademark after the far-right group vandalized the church’s Black Lives Matter sign in 2020. News4’s Walter Morris reports.

The church can seize money the Proud Boys make through merchandise sales. And the congregation has begun to sell lookalike shirts on its website with lines like “Stay Proud, Stay Black.” ...

A historic Black church took the Proud Boys to court. Now it controls their trademark By TIFFANY STANLEY The Associated Press, Updated April 3, 2025, 12:53 p.m.

By Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. For over 198 years the Black Press and the Black Church have joined together for causes of freedom, justice, equality, equity and empowerment.

Black Churches—and Democratic politicians alike—will need to adjust to these nuances to maintain a relevant foothold with the people it helped plant a political foundation for.

Events kicked off with food and fellowship at a picnic on Saturday, July 16, at the church. Congregants from Lewinsville Presbyterian and First Baptist Church Chesterbrook attended the event.