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Millner's next mission | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

Millner's next mission | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

The Rev. Tyler C. Millner Sr., pastor of Martinsville’s Morning Star Holy Church for the past 33 years, will deliver his final sermon on Sunday, Dec. 31.

Rev. Millner passes the baton for MLK's 'beloved community' - Vimarsana News

Rev. Millner passes the baton for MLK's 'beloved community'

The Rev. Tyler C. Millner, 77, recently retired as pastor of Martinsville's Morning Star Holy Church after nearly 33 years. He leaves in his wake a half-century of civic engagement in his native Martinsville and in Richmond, where he spent two decades as project director for Richmond's Community Learning Week, which became a national model for celebrations of the life and legacy of King.

Tyler "The Rev" Millner: "I got to be me" - Vimarsana News

Tyler "The Rev" Millner: "I got to be me"

Tyler "The Rev" Millner, was honored with a retirement celebration at Chatmoss Country Club on Saturday.

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards to be broadcast Monday - Vimarsana News

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards to be broadcast Monday

Watch the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards The 2021 Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards was broadcast Monday, January 18 at 9 a.m. on WTVR CBS 6. "We’re excited to continue our 43rd annual MLK Community Leaders Celebration versus breakfast," Virginia Union University Dr. Hakim Lucas. "I think that’s the biggest innovation an opportunity that usually it was a breakfast that 800 to 900 people came together, not only lift up the history of the legacy of the social justice movements across the Commonwealth, but also reconnect and to establish new friendships,...

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