Author: Carma Henry

       Boy oh boy, if my favorite lunch lady, Ms. Monica, had to tell it, I stay hungry. Crogman Campus Eatery is not just a café; it’s a hub where you can have long conversations, adapt, adjust, and get to know what is now your extended family. Many people opt for food delivery services like Door Dash, and I’ve done that myself at times. However, there’s nothing like the experience at the café, or the buffet as I like to call it. The café is open late, until 10 p.m. at the latest, and is staffed by the kindest and most attentive people I’ve ever met.

This powerful show of support came just a day after 40,000 Black women joined in a similar Zoom call, generating about $2 million for Harris and sending a resounding message of solidarity and resolve.

       Marlene Williams, a trailblazing retired executive from Xerox International, has been elected as the board chair of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County for a two-year term. Williams, who made history as the first African American woman to serve as vice president of Graphic Arts in the Southeastern United States and Canada, brings her extensive international business experience and dedication to the non-profit organization. She has served on the board for seven years and is the first Black woman to hold the position of board chair.

Nunnie on the Sideline

‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

       Kamala Harris has not only earned the President’s endorsement, but she has also earned the endorsement of millions of Floridians who she has stood in the gap for repeatedly. 

The group said it’s proud  to endorse Harris’s “historic candidacy for president” and remains deeply committed to ensuring Democrats hold the White House.

     As soon as President Biden bowed out and passed the baton to Vice President Kamala Harris, Black folk started mobilizing. The movement was swift, phone calls, chats, fundraisers. Black people from all over started lining up behind her as the nation’s next leader, especially Black women and younger voters.

Civil Rights Gladiator Dies, Final Rights for Reverend Fred Taylor

       The Faith Center’s Youth Department is excited to announce our annual “Impact Night” will be held on Friday, August 9, 2024. This year’s theme is “Think BIG (BOLD IN GOD)”.  We want to encourage youth to Think BIG and to use their gifts, talents, and influence in a meaningful way. There will be live music, bounce houses, games, back-to-school gift giveaways and more. Doors open for a pre-event activity at 5:30 p.m.  The main event begins at 7 p.m.