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Holiday Faith Reads from Black Authors and Black Publishers

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 24, 2025December 17, 2025

Karla Reid (l) with two friends, Toni and Chalon.

What Happens When Black Women Stop Pushing Through Pain?

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 23, 2025December 18, 2025

Grief during the holidays is difficult.

Lisa Clarke Harvin: Grief ‘Will Wait as Long As It Takes’

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 23, 2025December 18, 2025

Sherri Braxton has made it her mission to move her body every day and spread the gospel about exercise as a form of spirituality. She believes fitness is faith, and that looking after her body is tending to God's temple.

How Faith Fuels Sherri Braxton’s Push for Daily Exercise

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 19, 2025December 17, 2025

Baltimore Ravens superstar Lamar Jackson washes the feet of a student at Severn Elementary School as part of a community service project in Baltimore on Dec. 18. Jackson and several of his teammates participated in the Christian ritual, which originated when Christ washed the feet of his disciples on Maundy Thursday. In addition to clean feet, each student received a new pair of sneakers.

Baltimore Ravens’ Gift to Schoolkids: Clean Feet and New Kicks

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 18, 2025December 18, 2025

7 Christmas Carols With a Touch of Soul

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 18, 2025December 18, 2025

The chamber's only ordained minister, Sen. Rafael Warnock recently delivered a speech in which he declared the U.S. is in a "spiritual crisis," with people working harder but struggling to get ahead. The speech raised eyebrows: Democrats tend to cede religious and moral arguments to Republicans.

Sen. Raphael Warnock: ‘We’re a Nation in Crisis’

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 16, 2025December 16, 2025

12 Books and Bibles to Give (or Read) This Christmas

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 15, 2025December 15, 2025

Borne from the COVID-19 lockdown, churches are walking away from live-streaming services, hoping to lure parishioners who've gotten used to worshipping from home back to real-life pews. But opponents say ending live-streaming services for good is short-sighted and ignores an opportunity to spread the good news through technology, enlarging congregations and ministering to the sick and shut-in.

Faith Without Screens? Churches Reconsider Livestream Worship

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 12, 2025December 15, 2025

After facing setbacks in her business and personal life, Shauna Henson listened to God's call and relocated to Barbados, living as an expatriate. She set up a faith-centered business, Uncultured, that helps others do the same.

Hearing God’s Call, a Life Coach Leaps from Baltimore to Barbados

by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware December 10, 2025December 12, 2025