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When a local TV weatherman did a live broadcast from Hanley Elementary 25 years ago, he met a teacher who stole his heart. On...
Members of First Baptist Church formally welcomed their new senior pastor Sunday morning. Rev. Kathryn ‘Kat’ Kimmel was installed as the congregation’s fifth senior...
Barbara Austin grew up in a Methodist church in Whitehaven. She knew the Lord’s Prayer by heart, but not in the original New Testament...
The Klondike neighborhood in North Memphis has dozens of vacant lots and boarded-up houses, several closed schools and struggling little churches, and one mosque....
The Friday before his kidney transplant last month, Rev. Colenzo Hubbard had breakfast at Brother Juniper’s with his good friend, Lee Giovannetti. The two,...
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In the final six months of Father V’s blessedly long and loquacious life, the coronavirus pandemic and his frail body conspired to confine him...
He challenged and charmed generations of Memphians of all faiths.
“Faye’s kitchen was a refuge — a confessional and a safe zone.”