INTERVIEW | Vertie Reid

Sep 18, 2006 Comments Off by

Vertie, describe yourself for our visitors? I’m 59 years old, and lately, besides reading and writing I’ve been playing games on the computer. I’ve also been practicing my skills, creating a blog, and a web site. My favorite types of music are any songs about worship. I’m very involved in ministering to my foster children [...]

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INTERVIEW | Stacy Hawkins Adams

Sep 11, 2006 Comments Off by

Stacy, describe yourself for our visitors. I’ve been a professional writer for more than a decade and a published author for nearly three years. I love to write and tell both fictional and non-fiction stories that linger in people’s minds and hearts and nudge them to make positive changes in their perceptions or in their [...]

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Da Vinci, Dogma and Debate

Jun 24, 2006 Comments Off

Da Vinci, Dogma and Debate by Alvin C. Romer, Columnist It’s been a little over three years now since Dan Brown unleashed the phenomena that has given new incentative to iconic fortitude and sheer hyperbole gone awry. The Da Vinci Code and all of its subjective entities has been all the rage and rhetoric that [...]

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Adam, Where Art Thou?

Jun 24, 2006 Comments Off

Adam, Where Art Thou? by Alvin C. Romer, Columnist A disobedient soul, lack of initiative, coupled with shame defined Adam’s role in the original sin, and when our Lord came looking for him, he hid. Is it safe to say that Black men are still hiding, sans the fortitude needed to be accountable? It was [...]

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A Friend For All Seasons

Jun 24, 2006 Comments Off

A Friend For All Seasons by Alvin C. Romer I used to always hear the references to what it means to “have a friend for all seasons” and knew that they didn’t apply to me. Moreover, I didn’t even know what the significance of such an analogy implied. As I attempted to assess my own [...]

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Drawing Dividends From Defeat

Feb 24, 2006 Comments Off

Drawing Dividends From Defeat by Alvin C. Romer, Columnist In an ideal world where there’s no pain and suffering it would be a natural reaction to turn the other cheek, grin or bear it, or even to take it with a grain of salt. All of these are clichés that would work well in that [...]

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