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Content warning: This article discusses police brutality, racism and death. Evanston Police Department officers and local faith leaders spoke about improving police relations with the community during a Monday forum at the Second Baptist Church.  Community members gathered following Tyre Nichols’ Jan. 10 death at the hands of five Memphis, Tenn. police officers, all of...

These are potentially the two greatest stabilizing institutions in society, but, sadly, they too are often in turmoil.

Black History Month kicks off on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023, and there are places throughout Detroit that are honoring the history of African Americans in the United States.

Here’s everything you need to know before visiting the only California town built by African American pioneers.

There are 34 confirmed sites in Michigan linked to the Underground Railroad, and likely many more unofficial sites that aided in the network to help enslaved people seek freedom.

Jesus transforms everything He touches, and the continuation of that touch is to be through the New Testament church that takes itself seriously as the body of Christ with vision for its locale and the world.

A Special Reflection by Darren Dunn (Seguin) -- There were years where I spent a lot of time with my buddy, Ro...

Over the past week and a half, One Community Church has been working to demolish the "old education wing" at its location due to structural problems that made that section of the building unusable.

We abandoned the quest for church growth, and focused instead on church lifestyle, based on Jesus’s model. Soon we were discovering that as we seek Jesus’s style, “growth happens.”

People met at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial at Battle Garden near the MKT trail and continued the celebration at Second Baptist Church.