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For many years Bishop Walter Harvey was the pastor of Parklawn Assembly in Milwaukee, WI. He continues to serve in an advisory role at Parklawn while also serving as CEO of Prism Economic Development Corporation and board president for the National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God. He speaks across the country and internationally using his humorous, practical, and powerful style to deliver messages of hope and transformation for individuals and communities. Show notes at www.christconnection.cc 

February is Black History Month, and in this episode of the Influence Podcast, we’re celebrating the National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God, which just completed 40 years of service. I’ll be talking with Bishop Walter Harvey about the history, growth, and mission of this vital network within the broader AG community. I’m George P. Wood, executive editor of Influence magazine and your host. Bishop Walter Harvey is president of the National Black Fellowship and pastor emeritus at Parklawn Assembly of God in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ----- This episode of the Influence Podcast is brought to you by My Healthy Church, distributors of Bible Engagement Project. Most people have access to the Bible, but few regularly engage with it. Bible Engagement Project equips churches with digital Bible study resources to help people of all ages read and understand Scripture so they can become more like Jesus and live radically changed lives. Bible Engagement Project is available in both English and Spanish. Visit BibleEngagementProject.com to learn more.

There were a number of demonstrations in the Milwaukee area this weekend to protest the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, and to stand in solidarity with civil rights marchers around the world. One of the events was a show of love and support for Milwaukee’s youth. The “Young, Gifted & Black” rally in Sherman Park celebrated 2020 graduates and black excellence. Two teenagers who helped organize the event for the Urban Underground are 17-year-old Eric Patrick Lucas III and 18-year-old Jonathan Rogers, a recent high school grad. They arrived early at Parklawn Assembly of God Sunday afternoon — where the march to the Sherman Phoenix would begin. As cars whizzed by on Sherman Boulevard, Rogers explained why he and Lucas have gotten involved in protesting systemic racism and violence by police: "To be heard, to get our point across. We want to send a message to everybody, you know, about how police are doing us wrong, how we get treated wrong, [by] police, non

This is a message that highlights the elevation of Parklawn Assembly of God as the headquarters of the National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God and Bishop Walter Harvey as the newly elected President. Together, Parklawn and the NBF will be a movement of hope across urban America as we declare 2019 as The Year of Community. Support our church and get connected today at parklawn.org. To get today's sermon call our church office today at (414) 442-7411. (Sermon Date - January 27, 2019)

Parklawn Assembly of God honors grandparents with this message of love and hope. Support our church and get connected today at parklawn.org. To get today's sermon call our church office today at (414) 442-7411. (Sermon Date - September 9, 2018)

We discuss the current very open state of the Democratic gubernatorial primary race and the news that Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and and progressive talk radio celebrity Mike Crute may enter the crowded field. Marina Dimitrijevic from the Wisconsin Working Families Party joins us to discuss the Wisconsin Choice campaign to focus the primary on bold progressive issues, and to give activists the opportunity to vote in a straw poll on the candidates. Finally we welcome members of the savestjoes.org coalition (Arkesia Jackson from BLOC and Nate Gilliam from WI Federation of Nurses & Health Professional and Katie Dunn from Citizen Action Healthcare for All Organizing Co-op) to discuss the news that Ascension will pause its plans to close much of the critical safety net hospital. The coalition is hosting a community meeting on April 24th, 6pm at Parklawn Assembly, 3725 N. Sherman Ave. in Milwaukee.

Iberia and co-host Johnna D and Pastor Radonte (PR) candidly discuss hot topics: Black Panther continues breaking records and barriers The “Challenge” Generation Charging Bill Cosby This Week’s MKE Treasures Feature -  Bishop Walter Harvey of Parklawn Assembly of God This Week’s Music Feature(s) –  Courtney Epps - Howard Stay connected on facebook @SavedandtheCity and Instagram @SavedandtheCity www.savedandthecitymke.com Thank you to sponsors Memah’s Gourmet Delights and Enterprise NOW! w/ Elzie Flenard www.mymemahs.com https://www.enterprise-now.biz/

Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In honor of Dr. King’s Christian vision of the “beloved community” and his Civil Rights activism, Influence magazine executive editor George P. Wood talks with Pastor Walter Harvey about what Pentecostals can do to promote racial justice and reconciliation in America today. Harvey is pastor of Parklawn Assembly of God in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as well as vice president of the National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God. He also has the lead article in the January-February 2018 issue of Influence magazine, titled, “A Place Called Sherman Park: Eight ministry lessons that can help bring renewal to communities in chaos.”