Day: July 3, 2016
WATCH: The Braxton Sisters, Kelly Price, Eric Benet & More Sing Tribute to Toni Braxton at 2016 ESSENCE Fest
Chicago Mass Choir Embarks on Summer Tour
WATCH: Traveling Minister’s Son Sings ‘Happy’ Then Breaks Out with ‘Jesus Loves Me’ for ‘The Voice’ Judges
Recent Study Shows That White D.C. Residents Are Outliving Their Black Counterparts by 9 Years
Sunday Dinner Recipe: One-Pot Chicken-Bacon-Chipotle Alfredo
Ken Blackwell Explains Why Many Corporate Executives are Joining the Clinton Campaign
Penny Young Nance on the Question Trump Never Answered at His Meeting With Evangelicals
Majority of Americans OK With Cohabitation, Barna Study Finds
Homeschoolers Score Decisively Better on SAT Than Public and Private School Peers
Study Finds Homosexuals Have Greater Risk of Suffering from Health Problems than Heterosexuals
Miles McPherson Shares What LeBron James and Cleveland Teach About Forgiveness
A License to Discriminate: California’s Assault on Christian Colleges
Ken Blackwell Explains Why Many Corporate Executives are Joining the Clinton Campaign
Penny Young Nance on the Question Trump Never Answered at His Meeting With Evangelicals
Torch Run Marks Bicentennial of AME Church
Michael Brown: We Must Renounce ‘Christian’ Hatred of Homosexuals
New Emanuel AME Church Pastor Stresses Servanthood
Advocate Facing Prison for Helping Florida Prisoner
Money Problems Prompt Erskine Seminary to Take Steps to Split from College
Majority of Americans OK With Cohabitation, Barna Study Finds
Alumni Recall Teachers and Community at First Reunion of Historic Black School in Madison County, Kentucky
Homeschoolers Score Decisively Better on SAT Than Public and Private School Peers
Study Finds Homosexuals Have Greater Risk of Suffering from Health Problems than Heterosexuals
Joliet, Illinois, Attorney, Vincent Cornelius, Installed as 140th President of the Illinois State Bar Association
Black-owned Media Companies, Once Vibrant, Now Fighting for Survival
African Methodist Episcopal Church Celebrates 200th Anniversary
Prison Rare in Cases of African-Americans Who Die at Hands of Police
Women Drop Lawsuit on Iowa Hair Braiding Amid New Law
