The African American Pulpit

A quarterly journal that serves as a repository for the very best of African American preaching and provides practical and creative resources for persons in ministry.

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kelvin	9/3/2009
kap1980k@aol.com	lithia springs,GA
hello i submitted a sermon to your student contest and I was wondering if the final results have been made?

Tom Clark	10/4/2007
tomclark@shawu.edu	Raleigh,NC
Please put me on the list. Thanks!

Carp; Nelson	8/16/2007
home33@comcast.net	Pittsburgh,PA
How does a church/pastor become part of your group? What are the qualifications and requirements?

Janifer Thompson	8/15/2007
JaniferJan1@bellsouth.net	Decatur,Georgia
I wish to receive a sample copy so I will know if I'd like to give subscriptions as gifts.

Vanessa Lovelace	3/13/2008
sismin@sbcglobal.net	Chicago,IL
Grace and peace. I am writing to obtain permission to reprint my review of Lee Butler's book in the Winter 2007 issue for The Prophet, the student newspaper of Chicago Theological Seminary. Thank you.

Rev. Patricia A. Havis	1/28/2008
pastorpat@insightbb.com	Decatur ,Illinois
I would like to subscribe. I am a student at Eden Seminary in St. Louis Mo. actually Webster Groves. Transferred from McCormick in Chicago. Would like to know if I may subscribe at a student discount rate!

Bruce Helms	11/11/2007
bwhball@bellsouth.net	Nashville,Tennessee
I am seeking information on the vacancy of baptist churches.

Cassandra Gould	11/9/2007
stltrainer1@aol.com	St Louis,mo
Where available in St Louis

Odessa Carter	8/12/2007
ogdcarter@yahoo.com	Detroit,Michigan
I would like to subscribe to your journal. I would also like to purchase 2 copies of your Fall issue (one for me and one for my sister). My pastor's (Rev. Wilma R. Johnson) article will be featured in it. Are there any places in the Detroit area where I can buy a copy of your journal? Thank you. God bless you!

Moses probably would not have heard God had he not been on the backside of the desert. God calls us at times way over in life to tell us that our dreams are to come true.

Sandy F. Ray
Great Revivalists I Winter - 2001-2002

There are so many ministers who claim to speak for God. . ., they frequently say they have a direct word from God, as if God speaks to them as one talks to a human being. . . . I have even heard black preachers speak about God with the same certain, especially when they express their opposition to women in the ministry, abortion, same sex marriage and other controversial issues.”

James H. Cone
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