A Tuesday VIEW FROM A PEW: “God Don’t Need Your Guilt — He Wants Your Heart.”
This conversation is for somebody who’s been wrestling with what it means to be blessed and still be biblical.
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A View from A Pew: My Six-Pack of Blacks
We are not a monolithic race. Never have been. Never will be. Unfortunately — and sometimes fortunately — that means our Black
Local Pastor Receives Historic National Appointment
In a groundbreaking move marking a new era for one of the nation’s oldest and largest Black denominations, the
Supreme Court Appears Poised to Gut Voting Rights Act
Why it matters to Black and Brown Americans The U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears ready to weaken
Sunday Conversation: Doing the People’s Business
Elected nine months ago as Muscogee County’s Solicitor General, Shevon Sutcliffe Thomas has reshaped the office with a focus
Sunday Conversation: Doing the People’s Business
Join us this Sunday as Solicitor General Shevon Sutcliffe Thomas discusses his first nine months in office and his vision
A View from A Pew: Be Grateful for What You Have
Sometimes we get so caught up chasing what we want that we forget to thank God for what we already
A View from a Pew: Legacy, Likes, and the New Rules of Political Reach
As I look toward the 2026 elections, one thing is clear: the way candidates connect with voters is changing — fast.
Courier Eco Latino Launches New Self-Service Obituary Platform
The Courier Eco Latino newspaper has launched a new self-service obituary platform, providing families across the Columbus community with a
Forum Aims to Empower Columbus Tenants Facing Poor Housing Conditions
With reports of substandard housing continuing to surface in the Columbus area, local media outlets and legal advocates are teaming