Posted 3.18.19: There is a rhythm in the world, in our worship and in our lives. The seasons of creation keep moving, the seasons of the church calendar change and our lives include cycles of change physically and mentally....
Read MorePosted 3.11.19: On Sunday, April 7, 2019, 6:30 pm in Wightman Chapel, Scarritt Bennett Center will celebrate the life and work of Charles Albert Tindley with a concert of some of his music. ...
Read MorePosted 2.25.19: “But I say to you who are willing to hear: Love your enemies. Do good to those who hate you. Bless those who curse you. Pray for those who mistreat you. If someone slaps you on the cheek, offer the other one as...
Read MorePosted 2.18.19: What do you do when you are faced with Uncertainty and life is confusing. Do you walk away and hope it will all go away? Do you scream and yell and abuse others verbally? Do you attempt to reason things out and discuss...
Read MorePosted 2.11.19: Lucie E. Campbell (1885-1963) was one of the early writers and composers of black gospel music. For over thirty years she was in charge of the music at the National Baptist Convention and in that capacity introduced a new song each year. ...
Read MorePosted 2.4.19: It is a time of preparation for Easter through prayer, reflection, silence, repentance, reading, and growing in the grace of God. Many people see these 40 days as a time to refresh and renew their relationship with God and each other. ...
Read MorePosted 1.29.19: Shirley Erena Murray, of New Zealand wrote this hymn in 1992. It was written for an ecumenical service addressing the issues of health and welfare benefits for the people of New Zealand. ...
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Posted 1.21.19: S T Kimbrough, Jr., is a native of Alabama and a graduate of Birmingham Southern College, Duke Divinity School, and Princeton Theological Seminary...
Read MorePosted 1.13.19: On Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 6:30 pm in Wightman Chapel a special service of Vespers & All That Jazz will honor Dr. King and his legacy....
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