Discover the inspiring story of Mae Reeves, one of the first Black women in Philly to own her own shop, and her journey to becoming a polling station owner.

On this last Sunday of Women’s History Month, the UU service will be dedicated to those who have answered the call to become ...

Livingstone College News Service Livingstone College hosted its annual Katharine W. Osborne Women in History Brunch at the School of Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts, on March 14 with author ...

For Rev. Makeeda Brooks, ministry was not just a calling but a destiny. As the pastor of St. John AME Church, Brooks is a guiding force for her congregation and the greater community.

The local nonprofit Creative Healing Connections’ annual Mad Hatter’s Ball fundraiser is returning on March 29 to raise money ...

The Rev. Charles Campbell didn't go through the phase that many young people do, wondering what to do with his life. He was preaching formally at age 12 — informally before that. "When I was a kid I ...

Patients and families from the University of Louisville Health Brown Cancer Center gathered for the third annual Hats for Hope event, a tradition that aims to raise funds to support cancer research ...

The EU made good on its threat to retaliate when retaliating to the US' introduction of 25% tariffs on aluminium and steel imports by imposing tariffs that could affect up to €26 billion worth ...

What started as an effort by Brigham Young’s female offspring to revolutionize fashions for young Latter-day Saint women has grown into a global organization that has guided millions of teenage girls ...

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“The voice and leadership of women is critical to the Church’s future and integral to our journey together, as the final document of the Synod on Synodality reminds us,” Bishop Morrissey said. “The ...