Lawson: Black Lives Matter shows need for change By Kathy L. Gilbert Aug. 11, 2016 | CLINTON, Tenn. (UMNS) A great social awakening that started with the civil rights movement is gaining strength today with the Black Lives Matter movement, said the Rev. James Lawson, a United Methodist pastor who the Rev. Martin Luther King…

The National Association for Children of Alcoholics, is offering a free webinar on Screening, Intervening and Referring for Alcohol Problems, especially as it relates to caring for our own faith communities. Unfortunately, substance abuse affects almost all of our families, but as a caring church community we can support each other. I hope you’ll join…

 Restorative Justice: Prop 47 and Traffic Ticket Amnesty Free Legal Clinic is THIS  Saturday, August 13th, 10am – 2pm. Sign Up Now! Participants will have a chance to clean up and reduce non-violent criminal records with Prop 47 and have suspended licenses reinstated for unpaid tickets under the traffic ticket amnesty program. Please call 323.299.9496 ext. 105 or…

Rev. Oliver Buie, Minister for Community Engagement & Advocacy leads invocation at 2016 “Break Free from Fossel Fules” March to, and Rally at City Hall in Los Angeles in May. We were present and participated because we seek to make the connection between personal, social and environmental holiness!

THE REV. DR. FRANK MADISON REID, III is an internationally-known leader, a preeminent power speaker, a cutting-edge thinker, as well as a motivator who encourages and equips people to rebuild their broken lives and communities. Born on June 29, 1951, in Chicago, Illinois, to the late Bishop Frank M. Reid, Jr., and Adrenis Carter Reid,…