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Dorothy Boulware

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Special Projects Editor at Afro-American Newspapers

Managing Editor of the AFRO American. The Black Media Authority since 1892.

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  • 1 week ago | washingtoninformer.com | Dorothy Boulware

    From family heirlooms to hotel nightstands, the Bible is everywhere, but it turns out 11% of Americans report reading the Bible daily. (Micha Green/The Washington Informer) This story was originally published online with Word In Black, a collaboration of the nation’s leading Black news publishers (of which The Informer is a member). From family heirlooms to hotel nightstands, the Bible is everywhere.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtoninformer.com | Dorothy Boulware

    This story was originally published online with Word In Black, a collaboration of the nation’s leading Black news publishers (of which The Informer is a member). Growing up a P.K. — preacher’s kid — Clarinda Burston White’s father, the Rev. Claverton Burston, pastor of Mt. Hattin Baptist Church in Baltimore, taught her the value of prayer at an early age. She relied on those lessons one day when she was around 8, and her mom refused to drive her to her nearby school. “I was one of her lazy children.

  • 3 weeks ago | stlamerican.com | Dorothy Boulware

    T.D. Jakes It’s the end of an era — and a new beginning. Bishop Thomas Dexter “T.D.” Jakes’ April 27 announcement to his congregation at The Potter’s House in Dallas wasn’t unexpected. He is “stepping back” from the ministry as his daughter Sarah Jakes Roberts and her husband Touré Roberts become the senior pastors. Jakes said in a statement that this is not a retirement. “This elevation is not a departure but a rebirth. I will never stop preaching and will continue to minister.

  • 1 month ago | stlamerican.com | Dorothy Boulware

    He installed Washington, D.C.’s first Black cardinal, connected with America’s first Black president, and appointed three Black men who are in contention to succeed him. He condemned racism as a “sin,” visited poor Black communities, and ministered to imprisoned Black men.

  • 1 month ago | washingtoninformer.com | Dorothy Boulware

    **FILE** Bishop T.D. Jakes is stepping back from ministry at The Potter’s House in Dallas, though he plans to continue preaching and expanding his ministry to other areas that need his attention and energy. (Courtesy photo) This story was originally published online with Word In Black, a collaboration of the nation’s leading Black news publishers (of which the Informer is a member). It’s the end of an era — and a new beginning.

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