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Good Friday services address pressing issues in America - The Washington Informer

Pastors at First Baptist Church of Highland Park and Community of Hope African Methodist Episcopal Church focus on pressing issues during Easter and beyond.

At ecumenical service, Cardinal Gregory honors Dr. King as 'champion of civil and human rights' - Catholic Standard

Bishop T.D. Jakes Pushes Prosperity in 2024 Revival Sermons - The Washington Informer

Bishop T.D. Jakes addresses controversies while pushing prosperity in 2024 at First Baptist Church of Glenarden. He challenges the Black church to pivot and address economic realities.

Remembering the Victims of 9/11: Teachers and Students on Flight 77

Discover the tragic story of James Daniel Debeuneure, a beloved teacher and father, along with the other victims of 9/11. Reflect on the impact on our lives and faith.

D.C. Churches the Bedrock for MLK, the Civil Rights Movement

Distinguished Guests Among Hundreds Celebrating Life of Sen. Tommie Broadwater

A state funeral for Tommie Broadwater, the first Black senator in Prince George's County, was held on Aug. 1 at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden.

First Baptist of Highland Park Reminds Community God Cares, Churches Do Too

MetaDescription: Ministers hit the streets along the DC/Maryland line with a simple message: God cares and we do, too. 

In a Summer of Violence, Faith leaders are Ministering in the Streets

Political, Spiritual Leaders Highlight Importance of Prayer

How Black churches survived 2020

How Black churches survived 2020 Curtis Bunn Black churches have certainly not been spared from the incalculable loss from the coronavirus pandemic. Churches have long been a haven for Black communities, as places for spiritual nourishment, social connection, community organizing. But with the pandemic hitting Black populations disproportionately, communities are reeling from the loss of pastors and other faith leaders. The deaths have tested churches' resolve while expanding their imagination about how to function during and, eventually, after the pandemic. "Covid-19 for the Black church has been devastating," said the Rev. Eric George Vickers, lead pastor of the historic Beulah Baptist Church in Atlanta. "Church is community for us. It's the place for spiritual guidance, social awareness, home training, encouragement, you name it. The loss this year can't be properly explained or expressed. It can only be experienced."