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The Equality Act hurts the Black Church

The Equality Act hurts the Black Church Jacqueline C. Rivers, opinion contributor © Getty Images The Equality Act hurts the Black Church The Black Church has served as the central institution in the life of the African American community since the ante-bellum period. It has served as a spiritual home, a site for social interaction, the place for mutual economic and other forms of support, a training ground for leadership and a site for organizing against racial and economic injustice. At least tworecent studies show that the Black Church continues to play a critical role in providing support for poor people who are not members of the church. Today, the Equality Act poses a threat to the ability of the church to continue to play this role.

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Have a full commitment because trying times will come

  “You Had Me at Hello’’ highlights married couples and the love that binds them. If you would like to be considered for a future “Hello’’ column, or know someone, please send nominations to Erica Wright ewright@birminghamtimes.com. Include the couple’s name, contact number(s) and what makes their love story unique. JAMES AND LAWANA TYUS Married: December 26, 1992  Met: Summer 1978, in Titusville at James’s house. Lawana’s best friend Cheryl was dating James’s best friend, Jerry, and they stopped by to hang out and introduce Lawana to James. “She had this Aretha Franklin look going on that I liked,” James recalled. “[Cheryl and Lawana] stopped by to visit him and Jerry and made the introduction, they didn’t stay long… I didn’t think I would ever see Lawana again, but [from then on] every time I saw Cheryl and Jerry, Lawana was there too.” 

Florence church gives away 1500 boxes of food

Florence church gives away 1500 boxes of food Florence church gives away 1500 boxes of food (Source: WAFF) By DeAndria Turner | February 20, 2021 at 10:27 PM CST - Updated February 20 at 10:27 PM FLORENCE, Ala. (WAFF) - Galilee Missionary Baptist Church in Florence gives away boxes of food each week to those who want or need it. The church’s pastor said they typically give out the boxes on Thursdays but they gave them out today due to the wintry weather this week. Today, they helped out 15-hundred families, giving them each a box of food. We take the idea of having food in our pantry. Having food in our refrigerator, we take that for granted, but there’s a lot of people that don’t have food. So to be able to be a blessing to someone else is just a wonderful feeling,” said Pastor Moshiu Knox.

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