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Over the years information has been lost or forgotten about these great pioneers of the Church of God In Christ. We want to make sure that these women and their contributions are never forgotten.

The book “Music in The Black Church – The Untold Story” is a true story written by Dr. Sylvester K. Starkes based on his 50 years in ministry. It is his lifelong journey of triumphs, up’s, down’s, in’s, and out’s. It will reveal many instances where God delivered him from the hand of his enemies. He persevered, through the storm, through the rain, through sickness and through pain, and through the talk of church folks. He knew that ministry was birthed in him; the ministry that only he alone could fulfill. The book unlocks Starkes’ childhood, teen-hood an adulthood, all of which were saturated in ministry. Even though he spent countless hours in church, he was not exempt from bein ...

Overturned is a faith-filled journey through life. The road and paths that we take that lead us away from God. As well as the road we take back to "His" glory. This is Rick's true story on how he became "Overturned.

There is a call in the land – a call to arise – a call to do as saith The Lord. This call rings louder than any temple bell. The call penetrates into the atmosphere defying sound barriers. You see the call is about The Caller (our God) – not about the callee. As the adage states: “God qualifies the called!” Like Esther, Joseph, and so many greats in The Bible, it is time to arise! The "such a time as this" has come. It is high time we fully execute the authority given to us in scripture according to our various levels of giftings, and begin to call. To call into existence the things which are not as if they were (Romans 4:17); to command strongholds to fall; to demand roadblocks be re ...

Tread the City’s Streets Again is the first book to explore the theology and vocation of Frances Perkins, the settlement house worker who went on to lift millions of Americans out of poverty through the creation of the Social Security system. From the slums of Chicago to the brothels of Philadelphia; from the tenements of New York to the halls of power in Albany and Washington, Perkins was guided by a deeply incarnational understanding of Christianity. Drawing heavily on her presentations as part of the St. Bede Lectures at St. Thomas, Fifth Avenue, in 1948, this book allows Perkins, mostly in her own words, to explain the theological foundations of her vocation. A lay associate of Al ...