Honoring Queens Religious Hub, Speaker Adrienne Adams, Elected Officials, and Community and Faith Leaders Unveil “Masjid Al Abidin Way”

Honoring Queens Religious Hub, Speaker Adrienne Adams, Elected Officials, and Community and Faith Leaders Unveil “Masjid Al Abidin Way”

Photo courtesy: New York City Council Queens, NY – Today, New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, local elected officials, faith, and community and faith leaders unveiled a street sign co-naming 127th Street and Liberty Avenue as “Masjid Al Abidin Way.” Established in 1977 in Richmond Hill, Queens, Masjid Al Abidin was founded by Muslim immigrants […]

The Vision Behind the Ministry: A Conversation with Bishop Dr. Michael Clarke of Redeemer’s Tabernacle

The Vision Behind the Ministry: A Conversation with Bishop Dr. Michael Clarke of Redeemer’s Tabernacle

Today, we are honored to sit down with Bishop Dr. Michael Clarke, the Founder & Bishop of Redeemer’s Tabernacle—a faith-based organization known for its unwavering commitment to biblical truth, passionate worship, and community transformation. Under Bishop Clarke’s leadership, Redeemer’s Tabernacle has grown into a spiritual home for many seeking restoration, growth, and purpose. Click here to listen […]

Caribbean Assembly Convenes in Trinidad and Tobago

Caribbean Assembly Convenes in Trinidad and Tobago

By:Faithnews.cc | Photo courtesy: Faithnews.cc The New Testament Church of God in Trinidad and Tobago hosted the 6th Caribbean Assembly of the New Testament Churches of God, a significant gathering of believers from across the region. Convening under the theme, “Champions for the Future: Your Steps Are Ordered,” the assembly commenced on Wednesday, July 23, […]

Why God Demands Kindness to Immigrants

Why God Demands Kindness to Immigrants

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. In a world marked by division, nationalism, and strict borders, the treatment of immigrants often becomes a contentious issue, especially among political leaders. However, the Bible provides clear guidance on how immigrants (referred to as strangers, sojourners, or foreigners) should be treated. Scripture consistently teaches that God demands kindness and justice […]

From Pulpits to Protest, the Surprising History of the Phrase ‘Pride and Prejudice’

From Pulpits to Protest, the Surprising History of the Phrase ‘Pride and Prejudice’

By Margie Burns, THE CONVERSATION  Most readers hear “pride and prejudice” and immediately think of Jane Austen’s most famous novel, that salty-sweet confection of romance and irony with a fairy-tale ending. Few people, however, know the history of the phrase “pride and prejudice,” which I explore in my new book, “Jane Austen, Abolitionist: The Loaded History […]

A Conversation with Alyssa Joseph: An Internationally Recognized Teen Gospel Artist

A Conversation with Alyssa Joseph: An Internationally Recognized Teen Gospel Artist

Photo courtesy of Alyssa Joseph Alyssa Joseph is internationally recognized teen gospel artist, vocalist, and performer. In addition to her music career, she is a talented songwriter, dancer, choreographer, and national radio co-host. Alyssa gained international recognition in July 2022 at the World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Los Angeles, where she earned the […]

The Legacy of Fernande Valmé: A Lifelong Mission to Serve and Support Those in Need

The Legacy of Fernande Valmé: A Lifelong Mission to Serve and Support Those in Need

By Staff Writer | Photos courtesy of Fernande Valmé Ministries Fernande Valmé (1924-2008) was a dedicated missionary, humanitarian, and the founder of Fernande Valmé Ministries, an organization built on faith and a mission to help those in desperate need around the world. Her life’s work was deeply rooted in her Christian values, specifically the teachings […]

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