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The city of Decatur, Alabama is home to many historic Black churches, including one with a particularly rich history: First Missionary Baptist Church, in Old Town, the city's predominantly Black neighborhood. Designed by one of the first African American architects, Wallace Rayfield, the church has — from its post-Civil War beginnings — been a cornerstone of Decatur's African American community. During the segregation era, it was particularly vibrant, hosting hundreds of congregants, including many teachers, and taking an active stance in the Civil Rights movement.  However, de-segregation, and the decades of disinvestment that followed, have taken their toll on Decatur's Black neighborhood of Old Town — and First Mission Baptist is no exception. Today, this historic property is struggling to stay afloat. But its congregation, and dedicated leader, Pastor Daylan Woodall, see that the church matters today more than ever — and are determined to make sure this important piece of Decatur history has a future. This episode not only features the voices of Pastor Woodall and his congregants but also Ms. Frances Tate — of Celebrating Early Old Town with Art and the imminent Scottsboro Boys Museum — and relies on the historical research of Peggy Towns.   Guests in this episode: Frances Tate  Pastor Daylan Woodall Stephanie Gray Mary Lou Kelly Brenda Smith Nella Fletcher Lester Fletcher Thanks to Caroline Swope and the City of Decatur who made this episode possible. This material was produced with assistance from the Historic Preservation Fund, administered by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of the Interior. Also thanks to Peggy Towns, whose tour around Old Town and book, Scottboro Unmasked, gave us crucial context for this episode.  The non-profit Miss Frances Tate is a part of is called Celebrating Early Old Town with Art (CEOTA). The CEOTA board  is currently developing the Decatur Scottsboro Boys Civil Rights Museum. If you'd like to learn more or get involved, visit www.sbcmuseum.org CreditsUrban Roots is a podcast from Urbanist Media. Your hosts are Vanessa Quirk and Deqah Hussein-Wetzel. This episode was written and executive produced by Vanessa Quirk, with support from Deqah Hussein Wetzel. It was edited and mixed by Andrew Calloway. Music by Adaam James Levin-Areddy. Editorial support from Francis Ramirez O-Shea of Alta Gracia Media and recording help from Alexander Richey.

My friend Kasem joins for a tender, deeply personal conversation about his lifelong dance with the mystic. From a childhood rooted in the Missionary Baptist church to his last 13 years as a practicing buddhist, Kasem has been following the radical meme of self-discovery.  We talk about everything from putting Jesus back in context and learning to examine the nature of reality, to the “double dutch” of code switching and navigating the American Dream as the child of immigrants. If you want to connect with Kasem, you can email him at ricanarab@gmail.com. More podcasts at MauraJames.com and IG @maurajames. [“Haenim” - Kim Jung Me]

Pastor Terry K Anderson born the ninth child of the late Houston and Lena Anderson, in Eunice, Louisiana. He became involved in the work of the church at a very early age. Rev. Anderson was licensed and ordained in 1977. He attended Bishop College, Dallas, TX; Louisiana State University, Pineville, LA; Union Theological Seminary, New Orleans, LA, and Houston Baptist University in Houston, TX. Pastor Terry Andeson served in concurrent pastoral roles at Greater True Light Baptist Church; Eunice, LA and Zion Travelers Baptist Church; Mamou, LA; 1983-1990 and serves as the Fourth Pastor of Lilly Grove Missionary Baptist Church from December 1990 to the present.

My friend Kasem joins for a tender, deeply personal conversation about his lifelong dance with the mystic. From a childhood rooted in the Missionary Baptist church, to his last 13 years as a practicing buddhist and through recent explorations with psychedelics, Kasem has been following the radical meme of self-discovery.  We talk about everything from putting Jesus back in context and learning to examine the nature of reality, to the “double dutch” of code switching and navigating the American Dream as the child of immigrants. If you want to connect with Kasem, you can email him at kasem@bustelogroup.com. More podcasts at MauraJames.com and IG @maurajames. [“Haenim” - Kim Jung Me]

Born the ninth child of the late Houston and Lena Anderson, in Eunice, Louisiana. He became involved in the work of the church at a very early age. Rev. Anderson was licensed and ordained in 1977. He attended Bishop College, Dallas, TX; Louisiana State University, Pineville, LA; Union Theological Seminary, New Orleans, LA, and Houston Baptist University in Houston, TX. Pastor Terry Andeson served in concurrent pastoral roles at Greater True Light Baptist Church; Eunice, LA and Zion Travelers Baptist Church; Mamou, LA; 1983-1990 and serves as the Fourth Pastor of Lilly Grove Missionary Baptist Church from December 1990 to the present. Some of Pastor Anderson's accomplishments include being inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers of Morehouse College in April 2008; appointed to the Commission on Baptist Heritage and Identity - Baptist World Alliance in 2010 and to the Board of Directors of the Conference of National Black Churches in 2010. He currently is a Board Member of the National Action Network and a lifetime member of the NAACP.

Jesse Lugo of Lugo Charities joins Chris for the Annual Bike in a Box radiothon to raise money for bicycles given to children in need for Christmas. For details on the event, the cause, and how you can help go to LugoCharities.com for information or to make a donation. You can donate online or you can print a form to mail in a donation. Wake Up Tucson and 1030 the Voice has supported this fundraising drive for several years. Thank you to all the Wakies for your continued support! We were joined by Linda with Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church and Buzz Romero from Walmart. And your calls!

Shirley Phelps-Roper is an American lawyer, a political activist and spokesperson for the Westboro Baptist Church. She talks about her life growing up in a Missionary Baptist church, why them using the word "fag" isn't wrong in their books, why you should stay married even if you're being cheated on or abused, why she preaches on not getting abortions when she got one at an early age. All that and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/big-shrimp-radio/support

Shirley Phelps-Roper is an American lawyer, a political activist and spokesperson for the Westboro Baptist Church. She talks about her life growing up in a Missionary Baptist church, why them using the word "fag" isn't wrong in their books, why you should stay married even if you're being cheated on or abused, why she preaches on not getting abortions when she got one at an early age. All that and more. *MYSELF NOR BIG SHRIMP AGREE WITH HER OR THE WESTBORO CHURCH IN ANYWAY. SHE CAME ON TO SHOW HOW RIDICULOUS THEY ARE AND JUST HOW MIND F'D THEY REALLY ARE*    --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dylan-hodge/support

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This sermon was delivered by Pastor Ira J. Acree on August 2, 2020. Rev. Acree has served Greater St. John Bible Church, a thriving Missionary Baptist church in the Austin neighborhood, for the past 30 years. He reflects on the story of Esther of the Hebrew Scriptures and how people of faith are called "for such a time as this."  The theme for August is what it means to be a people of possibility. To read about our theme-based ministry, please visit http://www.unitytemple.org/faith-development/soul-connections on our website. For the safety of all in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, UTUUC will NOT be holding in–person worship until further notice. We have also cancelled or postponed any congregational events that would have taken place. To see a video of this service, click HERE. For information about how to join our Sunday morning livestream worship service on YouTube and our virtual fellowship hour on Zoom after the live stream, please visit our website at http://www.unitytemple.org. 

Terry K. Anderson is the Senior Pastor of the Lilly Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Houston, where he has served for the past twenty-four years.  I  first heard Pastor Anderson preach many years ago. He led a revival at a church in Los Angeles. I was invited to attend, not knowing who the preacher was. Pastor Anderson preached a sermon that night I will never forget. In fact, if I was in a jam, I could preach that sermon on the spot today! I have followed Pastor Anderson’s ministry since that night Terry Anderson is a faithful preacher, a wise pastor, and a strong leader. [Tweet “I wish my ability to preach matched my passion for preaching. -Terry K. Anderson”]

Extreme Paranormal Radio..exclusively live on BTR. 8PM Thursdays. Tonight Stacey and Michelle welcome Tennessee Wraith Chaser's Scott Porter, of Ghost Asylum and Haunted Towns. In the summer of 1975 a hard headed, determined, analytical little boy was born to a deeply religious family in Gallatin, Tennessee.  Molded by a strict Missionary Baptist mother and father who made certain that Scott would use his brain to make a living and not his back, this member of the team spent eight years of his life dedicated to higher education prior to entering the corporate world. Scott experienced an unexplainable event that occurred one morning as Scott awoke to the smell of breakfast filling his boyhood home.  As Scott walked down the hall he noticed his mother wearing an unfamiliar pink robe while preparing breakfast at the stove.  After a quick splash of water on his face in the hallway bathroom he started to the kitchen and quickly noticed that the smell of breakfast had vanished from the air and his mother was nowhere to be found.  Once he thoroughly searched the house he picked up the phone and called his dad only to discover that both his mother and father had left the house much earlier that morning without ever having prepared breakfast. Scott now studies other strange occurrences like his and looks to historical record and The Bible for answers. He now hopes to help others that have had paranormal experiences by finding evidence that will substantiate what they have experienced, be it natural or supernatural.  Scott brings an extremely analytical mind to the team and quite often plays the devil's advocate when studying evidence. His biggest fear is an altercation with a physically violent apparition or an entity that desires to do harm to him or others.

 Pastor Terry K. Anderson, at Lilly Grove Missionary Baptist Church, we believe that God's mandate to make disciples is our greatest privilege and responsibility. We are therefore committed to fulfilling our purpose through worship, fellowship, ministry, outreach, and Christian education. Our goal is to evangelize the unsaved, foster spiritual maturity, and make every member a minister. It is our sincere desire that every member and guest receive the invitation to “Experience a Call to Joy.” A joy-filled life is made available to all who accept Christ into their lives and hearts. It is our Savior's intention that believers experience true joy despite their circumstances. Because the believer has the comfort of knowing Christ is always with them, joy is always available.  

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Scott Porter from Tennessee Wraith Chasers and Destination America's Ghost Asylum and Haunted Towns joins us on Thursday April 5th at 9PM ET Live on THE EERIE VOICE. (Via https://www.tennesseewraithchasers.com/bios) In the summer of 1975 a hard headed, determined, analytical little boy was born to a deeply religious family in Gallatin, Tennessee.  Molded by a strict Missionary Baptist mother and father who made certain that Scott would use his brain to make a living and not his back, this member of the team spent eight years of his life dedicated to higher education prior to entering the corporate world. Scott experienced an unexplainable event that occurred one morning as Scott awoke to the smell of breakfast filling his boyhood home.  As Scott walked down the hall he noticed his mother wearing an unfamiliar pink robe while preparing breakfast at the stove.  After a quick splash of water on his face in the hallway bathroom he started to the kitchen and quickly noticed that the smell of breakfast had vanished from the air and his mother was nowhere to be found.  Once he thoroughly searched the house he picked up the phone and called his dad only to discover that both his mother and father had left the house much earlier that morning without ever having prepared breakfast. Scott now studies other strange occurrences like his and looks to historical record and The Bible for answers. He now hopes to help others that have had paranormal experiences by finding evidence that will substantiate what they have experienced, be it natural or supernatural.  Scott brings an extremely analytical mind to the team and quite often plays the devil's advocate when studying evidence. His biggest fear is an altercation with a physically violent apparition or an entity that desires to do harm to him or others.

As the son of a Choctaw sharecropper in the early 1950s, Hubert Wesley had limited opportunities to further his education beyond the basics. In this episode, he recalls how a Missionary Baptist preacher, Willie Nix and his wife Ethel brought him from Mashulaville to Birmingham. The couple took him into their home and found him a job at a local service station.  Her brother, Charles Wells, an accountant with Hayes Aircraft Company, began tutoring young Wesley and teaching him the skills required to land a good paying job. It was Wells’ determination to instill confidence in Wesley that led him to suggest they apply to be contestants on Strike it Rich, a controversial TV gameshow that pitted people with hard-luck stories against each other for the chance to win $500. Wesley describes their trip to New York City to compete on the gameshow in March of 1954. His story touched the nation and donations and job offers poured in, afterwards. Wesley accepted a job with Hayes Aircraft on Wells’ recommendation and details his career with the company until his retirement at the age of 55. His story is remarkable for the way people responded to his earnest efforts at self-improvement.

Despite the beauty of rituals and faith, black church does the absolute most. Our guest, DC, agrees. . This is episode is sponsored by Audible. Get your 30-day free trial and free audio book download at audibletrial.com/greasy Follow us on facebook, insta, and twitter @talkingreasy! Like, rate, comment, and subscribe.

Join Reverend Tom Melvin as preaches in Revival at Wurtland Missionary Baptist Church 1 John 5:13 New King James Version (NKJV) 13 These things I have written to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life,[a] and that you may continue to believe in the name of the Son of God. https://youtu.be/wyxgyaPlH-4 https://youtu.be/ArG488UVHAA https://youtu.be/eIROT6LUHXY

Sunday Night Services - August 04 2013, Bro. Evan Blackford