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AMOS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 1307 W. 16th Ave., will celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the pastor and wife, the Rev. Robert Willis Jr. and Stephanie Willis, and family at 2 p.m. Sunday. The guest preacher will be the Rev. Clarence Holman, pastor of the Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church, accompanied by his congregation. The theme is “A Faithful Servant,” (Rev. 2:10.) Dinner will be prepared by Rice Catering Restaurant. The community is invited to attend. Other guest pastors and churches will include the Rev. Robert Thomas and Christian Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church; the R...

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AMOS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 1307 W. 16th Ave., will celebrate the 41st anniversary of the pastor and wife, the Rev. Robert Willis Jr. and Stephanie Willis, and family, at noon Sunday. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Leon Hicks, pastor of Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church of Deberry, Texas, along with his congregation. Guest choirs include New Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Moscow, True Vine E Missionary Baptist Church of Pine Bluff, and New Hope Baptist Church of Altheimer.

FSU team worked on 'Fannie Lou Hamer's America' documentary - Vimarsana News

FSU team worked on 'Fannie Lou Hamer's America' documentary

“Fannie Lou Hamer’s America” will launch the landmark 10th season of America ReFramed with a special presentation on PBS at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22,

Artists and educators Leon Hicks, Amos Lewis make 'Indelible Marks' - Vimarsana News

Artists and educators Leon Hicks, Amos Lewis make 'Indelible Marks'

"Indelible Marks," works by artists and educators Leon “Uncle Junior” Hicks and Amos Lawrence Lewis, Sr., on display at the City Hall Art Gallery.