emPower Magazine Wednesday, February 8, 2012 With the motto: “Sometimes, you have to save a life in order to save a soul,” the documentary The Gospel of Healing chronicles the church’s response to HIV/AIDS. The Gospel of Healing explores how, in our present age of expansive, suburban black mega-churches with multi-million dollar facades and annual
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Faith In Action: Religion, Policy, Activism Published Date: February 27, 2012 By Rev. Heber Brown, III In a day when Black Churches and Black Clergy are being barraged with criticism left and right, I was encouraged to see this documentary which highlights many of the awe-inspiring work that many churches are doing as it relates
Thank You, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation
On Monday, February 6th the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation co-hosted our first private screening of the TGOH. We previewed a 1hour ‘Work-In-Progress” version of the the film for an audience of nearly 60 persons, at the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Barbara Jordan Conference Center in Washington, DC. The feedback so far has been outstanding. We truly
Ellis Prince Is Not Black
Ellis Prince is not Black. The congregation at The Gallery Church of Baltimore where he serves as Pastor is not predominately African-American. He doesn’t shout when he preaches–his teaching style is convincingly, conversational. And even though he is a young pastor, who seems more far comfortable in jeans and un-tucked polo shirt than a suit
A New Site, A New Vision of Completion
It’s all about reaching the finish line at this point. Whatever that means and whatever that brings… When I began the process of making this film five years ago, I had envisioned a much smaller, shorter film. Perhaps it would have been better if I had stuck to that plan. Now we are looking at a 1hour
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