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The Pulse of Entertainment: ReFresh with Psalmist Raine - Vimarsana News

The Pulse of Entertainment: ReFresh with Psalmist Raine

The Pulse of Entertainment: *“Refresh is the mandate behind our music,” said Psalmist Raine about latest album “ReFresh Worship Live 3...”

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Abrams spoke at church of pro-Farrakhan pastor who said gay people should feel 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin' - Vimarsana News

Abrams spoke at church of pro-Farrakhan pastor who said gay people should feel 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin'

Georgia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams spoke at a church led by a pastor who told a congregation to make gay people “uncomfortable in [their] sin.”

Sharpton convention keynote speaker praised Farrakhan, called to make gays 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin' - Vimarsana News

Sharpton convention keynote speaker praised Farrakhan, called to make gays 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin'

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church senior pastor Jamal H. Bryant is scheduled to deliver the keynote address on Friday for a luncheon at MSNBC anchor Al Sharpton's annual National Action Network (NAN) convention, according to the schedule.

Sprewell Debuts Album 'Church'n With Friends' - Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Sprewell Debuts Album 'Church'n With Friends' - Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles Sentinel

L.A. native Gary Sprewell joins with gospel legends and up-and-comers to sings songs praising the power of God in his debut album, "Church'n With Friends."

Guaranteed income veteran has advice for new L.A. program - Vimarsana News

Guaranteed income veteran has advice for new L.A. program

With BIG: LEAP, some 3,200 low-income Angelenos will get $1,000 every month for one year. Georgia Horton, a recipient of the Compton Pledge, is worried about what comes next for those who will come to depend on that money.