The Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III delivered a powerful sermon at Howard University's Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel, encouraging congregants to serve and spread love despite opposition, reflecting on Jesus' actions in Luke 4.

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Lyndia Grant encourages readers to look up to the stars during dark times, as they represent hope and the potential for success, even in the face of adversity.

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Evangelicals for Harris, a group of white evangelical pastors, are urging their followers to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris, using the words of the Rev. Billy Graham and Donald Trump to make their case, while Franklin Graham has threatened to sue if they don't stop airing their ad.

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Women's Day at All Nations Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., will feature a dynamic preacher, Rev. Mahogany Thomas, and nine women honorees, including Dr. Alethia Tucker, Evangelist Beverly Goodwin, and Dr. Zetta Leftridge, among others.

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Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, the oldest African American congregation in Washington, D.C., is celebrating its 208th anniversary with a series of events in October, including a worship service and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated space.

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The Rev. Dr. Cecelia Williams Bryant, a spiritual force in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, was celebrated for her contributions to faith and family, as well as her commitment to youth and education in Africa.

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The Rev. Dr. Judy Talbert, founder of Faith Tabernacle of Prayer in Southeast D.C., was a pioneering preacher whose legacy continues to inspire six years after her death, with faith leaders emphasizing continuing her mission of serving God's people.

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Bishop Reginald Jackson, a politically active prelate, has been named the new leader of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church's Second Episcopal District, and he has laid out his vision for the district and plans to govern as a leader.

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Lyndia Grant shares her story of her mother's 12-year struggle with Type 2 diabetes and the devastation it caused to her family, and calls for more education and prevention efforts to combat the disease.

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The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference's "Day of Healing" featured Bishop Paul S. Morton as the keynote speaker, who spoke about overcoming adversity and the importance of the upcoming elections.

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