Patti LaBelle in Concert at West Angeles Cathedral on July 16, 2002
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From the category archives:
NEWS – Leaders
This acclaimed gospel singer cum pastor preached to his congregation at the Lighthouse Full Centre church on October 17.
Sapp told the 250 strong congregation, “I’m not saying it’s been easy. … It’s been very difficult for me and for my family as a whole. But I do realize the Bible is right: keep holding us up in prayer.”
Malinda had served as administrative pastor at the church, but whilst she was sick, had met with members of the leadership team and shared with them details of the tasks she was responsible for so that the church would be able to function smoothly when she died.
Sapp has resumed some of the musical commitments he had put on hold after his wife’s death. He has rejoined the nationwide “How Sweet the Sound” gospel choir competition, for which he is a performing judge. He also is doing more than a dozen church-based dates for the American Heart Association promoting stroke-awareness and prevention in the African-American Community.
He will also spend more time at home. He shared, “Formerly, I was gone 20 days a month, but in 2011 it will be more like 10,” said Sapp, as he puts more focus on family and in working toward the academy project.
“Without question she is missed, and I can say honestly say there are times I am very lonely. But I have my kids who keep me laughing, and there have been tens of thousands of people who have Facebooked or Twittered with words of support that have been an unbelievable blessing.”
Source: Newsletter
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Tony Morgan is the Pastor of Ministries at West Ridge Church near Atlanta. He’s also a strategist, coach, writer, speaker and consultant who equips leaders and churches to impact their communities for Christ. More important, he has a passion for the people. He’s all about helping people meet Jesus and take steps in their faith. You can read more about Tony and his thoughts at tonymorganlive.com.
If you lead or aspire to bring leadership in church then this day is for you. Tony will be sharing valuable, practical solutions to our goal as leaders of helping people take the next step in their faith.
Tony will be sharing how church leaders and leadership teams can stop getting bogged down in mundane detail and start to focus on the right things, our mission, values & strategy.
They welcome you to the Milton Keynes Christian Centre on Thursday 11th November
Early Bird price of £10 is valid until 31st October – Don’t miss this great deal.
For more information or to register now click here
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TD Jakes Interview 1 – Jumping The Broom
TD Jakes Interview 2 – Jumping The Broom
TD Jakes Interview 3 – Jumping The Broom
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The multi-millionaire founder of Kwik Save is to fulfil a “pact with God” he made as a struggling young man and donate half his fortune to the Church.
Manx-based Albert Gubay, 82, a life-long Roman Catholic who was born in Wales, has placed his business empire, valued at £600m, into a trust.
The money will be passed into a charitable foundation on his death.
He founded the Kwik Save supermarket chain and has property developments in Liverpool and Manchester.
Mr Gubay, originally from Rhyl, Denbighshire, is ranked 107th on The Sunday Times Rich List in 2009, with a £480m estate.
Half of his money will go to causes identified by the Roman Catholic Church, with the other half to go to good causes selected at the discretion of the trustees.
He spoke in a 1997 TV documentary about emerging from the Royal Navy after World War II in his demob suit and with £80.
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Bishop Norman Wagner, the former world leader of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World and pastor of Mount Calvary pentecostal church in Youngstown Ohio died on Saturday (Jan 30) at the age of 68.
Bishop Wagner was well known in the Pentecostal world and was a regular visitor to Britain in order to fulfil his role as head of the European Council of Nations.
Wagner studied for a degrees and masters degree in Theology before taking up an appointment as pastor of Mount Calvary in 1971. He served as its pastor for over 38 years. During that time he authored several books, opened a complex for senior citizens, opened a school and launched a TV and gospel choir ministry which brought him national recognition.
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Remembering Bishop Norman Wagner, the former world leader of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World and pastor of Mount Calvary pentecostal church in Youngstown Ohio.
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Randal D. Pinkett (born 1971 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is a business consultant who in 2005 was the winner of season four of the reality television show, The Apprentice. Pinkett was the first African American to win the US version of The Apprentice.
Well it just so happens that he is a great believer in God.
It is so encouraging to read about his love for God on his website!
He writes on his Website…
My faith and belief in God have always been a source of strength. First and foremost, I am a child of God – a spiritual being with a physical manifestation, rather than a physical being with a spiritual element. My spirituality permeates my personal relationships, my business interactions, and my volunteer activities. I thank the Lord every day for allowing me to see another day, for the food before me when I eat, and for the people he has brought into my life. In reading Bible scripture on a daily basis, I strive to allow God’s word to be the compass that guides my life.
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