Baltimore Catholics warily hopeful as churches prepare to merge this weekend
With a landmark moment in the history of the Catholic church in Baltimore about to take place, the members of five parishes ...
Feeling abandoned by church closings | READER COMMENTARY
The archdiocese is so concerned about financial issues they should know that the closure of St. Pius will result in my ...
Daily Jefferson County Union1d
Return to worship: Historic church, converted to offices and an art studio, once again has a congregation
The church is a people, not a building,” reflects Pastor Kevin Niebuhr on The Forge Church’s recent move to a 101-year-old ...
This Thanksgiving, many in D.C. are hungry. This church tries to help.
The congregants of Ward Memorial AME in Northeast Washington have given away holiday meals for decades. Exactly how long, no ...
Philadelphia Tribune2d
After election losses, Philly Black pastors see need for unity with prayer service
Rev. Gus Roman sees the need for a spiritual “revival” in Philadelphia. In light of the election of Donald Trump to a second ...
The Voice2d
OUR TOWN: New Baltimore choir to bring Christmas cheer
DEC. 31 SOARING EAGLE DAY TRIP: Call Shirley at 586-531-1934 and bring in the New Year with friends. Leaving from Lowes, ...
Southern Maryland News2d
Church to serve up Christmas dinner
Christmas is a time to be with loved ones and enjoy a delicious meal, and St. Aloysius Church in Leonardtown is offering that ...
Marietta Daily Journal3d
College Park Church Distributes Free Gas to the Community
On Nov. 23, MegaFaith Center, in partnership with College Park Councilwoman Tracie Arnold, hosted the third annual Gas On God ...
Afro5d
Faith and charity merge in Baltimore nonprofit
Associated Black Charities, a Baltimore-based organization, is hosting a spiritual revival to honor its roots and renew its commitment to faith and community.
WBAL TV Baltimore on MSN6d
Balancing opioid crisis with helping patients in chronic pain
Some medical professionals and pain patients believe the federal crackdown enforcing opioid laws is stifling effective treatment. Federal officials say they're saving lives.