Three churches come together for spirited multicultural worship
Religion
Let’s Talk Religion: Discrimination in the pulpit
Burkhead United Methodist Church, 5250 Silas Creek Parkway, will be led by Dr. Carl Manuel for another year. Manuel is the first African American preacher in the history of the church and will be heading into his third year in that capacity.
To date, the conference has awarded over $250,000 worth of scholarships over the years. This year the conference handed out $16,000 worth of scholarships to 16 seniors from around the area.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church Layman’s League and Veteran’s Ministry united to present a forum entitled Youth, Law and Justice on Saturday, June 8.
Let’s Talk Religion: Not enough hours in the day
Why is church the most segregated part of our society?
Back in 2013, Whole Man Ministries renovated several duplex apartments to provide low income housing for homeless veterans on Cameron Avenue. The church is again close to completing a new project for yet another veteran on Peden Street.
To help aid individuals with their time concerns, while also feeding their spirits, Union Baptist Church, 1200 Trade St. NW, has introduced at drive-thru prayer line on Thursdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
On Sunday, June 2, Ambassador Cathedral, 1500 Harriet Tubman Dr., hosted their annual “Church on the Lawn” service.
