By Michael Andre Adams
At times while in the gym during spin class, I’ll look down and notice the gears on number 13–the so-called cursed number we’ve been programmed to avoid in American culture. Continue reading
By Michael Andre Adams
At times while in the gym during spin class, I’ll look down and notice the gears on number 13–the so-called cursed number we’ve been programmed to avoid in American culture. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church faith, Culture, Faith, Family
Tagged Bible, Christian, Christianity, faith, fear, god, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Michael Andre Adams, prosperity, Religion and Spirituality, spirituality, the number 13, Traveling In My World
By Yolande Brener
On Sunday, November 18th, the Studio Museum in Harlem held an Open Studio to welcome their new artists in residence, Steffani Jemison, Jennifer Packer and Cullen Washington Jr. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem art
Tagged Chicago, Cullen Washington, god, Harlem, Jennifer Packer, Jr., louisiana, New York City, painting, Steffani Jemison, studio museum, Studio Museum in Harlem, Yolande Brener
Temika Moore
The Philadelphia native whose mentor was George Duke is performing her new single “I’m Not Ok,” from her new “End of Me” (EP) that premiered on BET JAZZ and CENTRIC TV on Monday, September 24th, 2012 at the Shrine in Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, Harlem entertainment, HArlem music, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Video
Tagged Angela Winbush, Anita Baker, BET JAZZ, Billies Black, CENTRIC TV, Chante Moore, Clark Sisters, George Duke, god, Harlem, Harlem World, HW Q & A, Iyanla Vanzant, Lizz Wright, Lizz Wright! Angela Winbush, Oleta Adams, Rachelle Ferrell, Shrine, Stacy Lattisaw, The Clark Sisters, Will Downing, Young Lord
GayByGod.net is an online faith community that celebrates the divine design of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people. The site serves as a conduit for GLBT individuals to reframe perceptions about our validity – particularly in the areas of love and romance – and to celebrate the human family as we seek to live and love in truth. Additionally, this safe space provides commentary on GLBT issues from a faith based perspective. Continue reading
Look for Terrie William’s new book “Black Pain: It Just Look Like We’re Not Hurting,” to be released by Scribner on January 8th, 2008. Continue reading
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Tagged Black Pain: It Just Looks Like We're Not Hurting, Books, god, president, Shopping, Terrie William, United States, will.i.am