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oblatesisters.com The first Catholic women religious order of women formed by women of African descent. Their primary mission is the care and education of african american children and to minister to the black Catholic community. They were founded in 1829 in Baltimore, Md. Their foundress, Mother Mary Lange is currently in the process of canonization for sainthood. blackandchristian.com An informational and inspirational resource on the african american religious experience. dogonvillage.com Black portal for black news, urban news, black politics, urban news and hip hop news. african american history and culture, religion, gospel, and press release distribution to black media outlets, african american News and information. Free press release posting and distribution. www.lordoflords.com Audio Bible on CD, cassettes tapes and CD ROM. King James, New International, New American Standard, Spanish, Catholic and African KJV versions. Website design services by Global Internet Solutions. www.lwbf.org We at Living Word Bible Fellowship are serious about embracing this ideal of reconciliation as it deals with God and humankind. We're also passionate about addressing the local and global concerns of justice, advocacy and the poor. We feel it is our responsibility to help lead a renaissance of community transformation among the under resourced. Living Word Bible Fellowship is a non-denominational Multi-Ethnic church in Dallas reaching out to Asian Americans, Asians, Koreans, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Caucasians, Hispanics, Indians, african americans, and beyond. nbccongress.org We The National Black Catholic Congress commit ourselves to establishing an agenda for the evangelization of african americans; and to improve the spiritual, mental and physical conditions of african americans, thereby committing ourselves to the freedom and growth of african americans as full participants in church and society. radioblack.com A collective guide to radio stations around the world, with radio formats catering to the Black, Urban, african american market and fans there of. www.saamezion.org An informational and inspirational resource on the african american religious experience. www.gracechurchinnewark.org Anglo-Catholic parish. Rite Two is used. Men and boys' choir sings Gregorian propers and other liturgical art music on Sundays; Parish is gay-friendly. Ethnically diverse congregation includes Africans, Caribbean Americans, Europeans, Caucasian Americans, and african americans. Church building, designed by Richard Upjohn, is a Registered National Landmark. Organ is a 48-stop Casavant tracker (1990). Parish runs homework club and after-school program for urban youth. josephite.com The Josephite Fathers and Brothers are an Order of Roman Catholic Priests and Brothers serving the african american community in the United States. www.thespiritans.org The Spiritans assist the poor and operate schools, missions, and seminaries throughout the world. www.resurrectionroxbury.org Worship and Bible study times, ministries and other programs, and directions to Resurrection Lutheran Church, Roxbury (Boston), Massachusetts www.phbcministries.org The Pleasant Hill Baptist Church of Leesville and Fort Polk, Louisian is a fellowship of believers nestled serenely in the beautiful Kisatchie National Forest of Vernon Parish Louisiana. www.pentecost2000.com Pentecost2000+ celebrates the changing face of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod as it endeavors to reflect the faces of America by equipping, empowering, and enabling leaders as advocates to assist the beginning of new cross-cultural ministries. mtsinai-mbc.com To create a nurturing, caring, enthusiastic, environment that will allow people to produce unprecedented results. www.lightoftheworld.org Light Of The World Christian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana is led by Bishop T. Garrott Benjamin, M. Div. and is lifting up the name of Jesus Christ, the Savior and the Light of the World. www.firstmtolive.com A Church Determined to Worship God in Spirit and Truth (John 4:23-24). Bishop Oscar E. Brown, Sr. Pastor. 809-811 W. Saratoga Street, Baltimore, MD 21201, (410) 728-4383 www.colorq.org Pet Sins,, a non-Eurocentric world view, a monthly e-zine with personal accounts of oppressive attitudes between members of different non-European ethnic groups, sexual minorities and other oppressed groups. History of non-white multiracial societies, individual multi-ethnic narratives. Non-Eurocentric readings of the Judaeo-Christian Scriptures, human rights issues. We promote self-examination and cross-cultural understanding among people of color, and a non-Eurocentric world view. |