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September 2026

Waiting for Moses

What does it look like for a marginalized American to engage in a nation that has too many times proven itself unworthy of them, yet still meet each day armed with...

From 1759 to 1787, eleven voyages are documented, bringing approximately 2,000 enslaved Africans directly from the African continent to North Carolina’s shores. This does not include the …

October 2025

September 2025

Cheer Squad Continues to Raise the Bar

Tashira Patterson, a proud member of St. James A.M.E. Zion Church in Red Springs, NC, is a trailblazing leader who continues to set the gold standard for cheerleading across the state of North …

Beware of Modern Day Balaam

This sermon is a timely and prophetic call to spiritual discernment in an age of religious deception. Drawing from the biblical account of Balaam and Paul’s warning in 2 Timothy 3:1–9,…

A Brief History of Astrology and the United States 

            The record shows that many of former President Ronald Reagan ’s activities such as his election campaigns, his presidential …

SITTING ON THE SOFA IN GOD’S PRESENCE

July 2025… We are busy, and then we are busy, and when we finish being busy, we are busy.  When does it stop? And where is God in the midst of it all?  When do we bring Him …

July 2025

Fathers of Freedom: Honoring Legacy, Love & Liberation on Juneteenth

June 2025, New York, NY…, Juneteenth , which is celebrated every year on June 19 th , marks a pivotal moment in American History – the day in 1865 when enslaved African Americans …

June 2025

[Atlanta, GA] — [May 14, 2025] — Renowned author and retired A.M.E. Zion Church pastor, C.R. Street, Sr., announces the release of his latest book, The Sacred Tenth: Understanding the …

May 2025

April 2025

March 2025

Receive this CALL TO ACTION! The A.M.E. Zion Church stands in solidarity with Rev. Al Sharpton’s leadership in the fight to protect DEI. Our power lies in our unity and our …

URGENT RELIEF FOR THE CHURCH IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

It has become expedient to appeal to all of Zion for support for our people and communities caught up in the war in DRC. I seek your consent to circulate this appeal letter, hoping it’d generate a generous response for a good intervention. Thank you and I wait to hear from you. Stay blessed. - Rt. Rev. Dr. Hilliard K. Dela Dogbe, Presiding Bishop, Western West Africa Episcopal District

February 2025

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