A Prayer for You and Me

Heavenly Father, We come before You today on behalf of Darlene, thanking You for her life, her strength, and the many lives she has touched through her ministry, her compassion, and her willingness to help bring healing to others. Thank You for the work You have allowed her to do through her book, And HeContinueContinue reading “A Prayer for You and Me”

Where it all began-when a Black History Week turned into Black History Month.

Rather than seeking acceptance, Dr. Carter G. Woodson chose independence — a decision that would define his life’s work.​

A Trip Down Recovery Road

The poem reflects the journey of recovery, illustrating the transformation from darkness to light. It captures the reclaiming of one’s voice, healing of the heart, and the emergence of hope. As one navigates this unpredictable path, self-awareness and compassion foster growth, leading to a renewed sense of peace and a deeper appreciation for life’s beauty.

How did black music affect American culture?

Music was a way for enslaved people to express their feelings, whether it was sorrow, joy, inspiration, or hope. Songs were passed down from generation to generation throughout slavery. African and religious traditions influenced these songs and would later form the basis for what is known as Negro spirituals.