Are We Building Churches Young People Want to Belong To?
Every church I know wants to see more young people in the pews. We pray for them. We preach to
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William A. Taylor Jr. Appointed Managing Partner Following Leadership Transition at McConnell Jones
McConnell Jones, the largest majority African American–owned public accounting firm in the United States, has announced the appointment of
Columbus to Host “Saving Our Democracy” Forum Featuring Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates
Community organizations across the Tri-City region will host a public forum titled “Saving Our Democracy” on Thursday, March 12,
A View From the Pew: If He Did It Before
Every now and then life has a way of reminding us that faith is not just about shouting during the
View From A Pew: I Wonder Do You Know Him?
I wonder if you know the kind of God we serve. Not the kind of God we talk about on
Marquese “Skinny” Averett Explains His Decision to Shift from City Council District 7 to State House District 140
In recent weeks, Columbus voters have watched an unexpected development in local politics. Marquese “Skinny” Averett, who initially qualified to
From the Desk of Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.
* Bishop on the Retirement of State Senator Ed Harbison Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. released the following statement on the
A View from a Pew: The Audit Is Coming
Watching the rhythm of life move through seasons of joy, struggle, triumph, and trial, I am reminded of a truth
Girls Inc. Strong, Smart & Bold Luncheon to Feature Wesleyan College President
Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell will welcome Wesleyan College President Meaghan Blight as the featured speaker for its
A Legacy of Service: Sen. Ed Harbison Retires After Decades in the Georgia Senate
After more than three decades of service under the Gold Dome, Georgia Sen. Ed Harbison is retiring from the Georgia
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Disinformation Doesn’t Always Knock — Sometimes It Joins the Meeting
As we approach this upcoming election, we must be mindful that in the Black community, disinformation doesn’t always come
Opinion | District 7 Cannot Afford Another Split Vote
Numbers often tell a story that politics sometimes tries to ignore. In the 2022 election for the Columbus City Council