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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tennessee Governor Bill Lee attended the Church of God in Christ’s Holy Convocation in Memphis Tuesday and weighed in on the city’s crime problem. Blue lights flashed at multiple crime scenes Tuesday as Memphis Police reported at least five people were shot. Two of those victims died. On Tuesday, Gov. Lee attended […]

While their pilgrimage to the Bluff City is spiritual, it also has financial implications: COGIC says the convention, from Nov. 7-14, will pump as much as $35 million into the

While their pilgrimage to the Bluff City is spiritual, it also has financial implications: COGIC says the convention, from Nov. 7-14, will pump as much as $35 million into the

Antioch Presbyterian Church, 6583 Red Springs Road, Red Springs, has planned an Ingathering for Oct. 19. For more informaion, call 910-843-4398.

From left, musicians Chuck Anderson, Gabe Jones and Phillip K. Jones II performed contemporary and traditional jazz for Jazz in the Ville at Froehlich’s Class

STEUBENVILLE — An ecumenical movement is seeking to bridge the gaps among Christian denominations through a eucharistic liturgical celebration that will unite

Under the mesmerizing dance of the northern lights, Alaskans have always forged profound connections — with nature, with each other and with the divine. This month that bond takes an emotional and significant leap as they witness the rebirth of a cherished tradition, one paused by the unparalleled challenges of recent times.

Pharmacists Ted and Merica Lyons started a mobile vaccine clinic during COVID. Seeing the need in Memphis, they expanded to a primary care clinic.

Holy Convocation will need the use of the FedExForum to accommodate the sheer number of saints, COGIC leaders said.

COGIC says it plan to secure $79m in funding for churches to do affordable housing development/preservation, and economic and community development.