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Fifty years, ago, mandatory attendance at religious services ended at the U.S. Naval Academy.

The map features 24 sites and spans rom Detroit to the shores of Lake Michigan

Ernest Butler was a staunch civil rights advocate who helped break down discriminatory barriers in local employment and housing.

Is revival on the horizon? We need to join in spirit and soul at least their worship and intercession. It’s either revival or “unraveling.”

Is revival on the horizon? We need to join in spirit and soul at least their worship and intercession. It’s either revival or “unraveling.”

In honor of Black History Month, we look back at African American orators who spoke in Akron during the late 19th century and early 20th century.

These brick and mortars have weathered well beyond 100 years ― with each churchs actual origins even predating their current physical structures.

May we, our churches, our institutions, and the consensus elites lay hold of this hope before the decadence drags us into Hell itself.

It once served multiple roles: a place of worship, a navigational point for 19th century steam ships – and a symbol of freedom for slaves.

Second Baptist Church is hosting a documentary screening in an effort to educate the community on the origins of Christianity in the Black church.