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Thursday 8 January 2015
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According to our source, there were some hateful comments on Facebook, regarding Bishop T. D. Jakes addressing the racial divide in America. This is possibly because he has been known to allegedly cater to a lot of whites in his congregation and also possibly to some of those whites who support his ministry, in general. Usually, Bishop T. D. Jakes has been known to focus on multiculturalism. However, we agree a change must come, in order to turn things around in America when it comes to racism and that could mean some famous black pastors of mega churches finally addressing the issue.
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Source: FoxNews.com
In her own words Phylicia Rashad is responding to critics who read the article by Showbiz 411. According to MSN.com, she replied: "That is not what I said. What I said is, 'This is not about the women. This is about something else. This is about the obliteration of a legacy,'" she said. "I am a woman. I am a woman. I would never say such a thing."
According to MSN.com, late Wednesday night, Showbiz 411 editor Roger Friedman, who published the first interview with Rashad, wrote a post clarifying what was said in the exchange.
Let me clear something. I did not misquote Phylicia Rashad. But she didn’t mean for it to be taken the way it was, and I should have punctuated. There was NEVER the meaning in ‘Forget those women’ that she was saying to actually forget or dismiss then. She meant, 'those women aside' -– as in, she’s not talking about that, she’s talking about Cosby’s legacy being destroyed. It was conversational. Somehow this got twisted. I am really sorry if the way I presented it made it seem like either one of us was forgetting anyone.Friedman said he was editing the original post to remove Rashad's comment, "because it was misunderstood, and not for any other reason."For Rashad's full interview, head over to ABC News.
Our response, we still believe this could be a conspiracy against Mr. Bill Cosby, because he is a successful black man in an era when quite a few black men are getting killed by some cops in America.
Source and Photo: MSN.com
Wednesday 7 January 2015
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Tuesday 6 January 2015
Prophet Earl Carter has came together with Minister Andrew Caldwell to give a message of deliverance. Praise the Lord, now this is a real revival, not your average sophisticated conference that is just out to get money. We pray many souls are saved, delivered and set free. Too many souls are leaving here, ever second and the average black preacher is not taking it serious, but it is time to put those who have been delivered from homosexuality up to not only testify about their deliverance, but to also preach God's Word. We are so tired of the average black pastor ashamed to put people up who want to tell how God delivered them from being a gay man or a lesbian. This demon of embarassment is not just within the average mega church, but also in the 'so-called,' holiness church, many of these pastors do not believe a person can be saved and set free from homosexuality. So, if you are in Muskegon, MI, don't miss this service at Holy Trinity Church COGIC. This service will be between January 11th and 12th.
Source and Photo: The Old Black Church
Rev. Al Sharpton is letting those who oppose his movement that it's not over. Therefore, Sharpton's protests continues on after the two slain NY cops are laid to rest. The message to stop killing black men is going to be a reminder across this country. According to NYPost.com, the head of the Staten Island chapter of Sharpton’s National Action Network said anti-cop protesters would return to the borough’s state courthouse on Tuesday. In the meantime, we will keep Rev. Al Sharpton and those who protests behind him in our prayers.
Source and Photo: NYPost.com
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