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06/18/2026

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06/15/2026

Powerful.

Before the televangelists, before megachurches became common, and before women pastors were widely accepted, there was Elder Lucy Smith — a Black woman in Chicago who built a ministry people called miraculous.

Born Lucinda Madden in Georgia, Elder Lucy Smith became one of the most powerful Pentecostal leaders of the early 20th century. In 1916, she started with a small prayer group in her home. By 1918, that prayer band had grown into All Nations Pentecostal Church on Chicago’s South Side.

And she did something historic.

In 1926, All Nations moved into a church building on Langley Avenue — reportedly the first church building in Chicago built by a woman pastor and the first new African American church construction in the city in more than two decades.

But Elder Lucy Smith was not only known for preaching.

She was known as a faith healer — a woman people traveled to see because they believed God worked miracles through her prayers. Reports say she claimed to have seen more than 200,000 healings during her ministry.

At the height of her influence, All Nations drew thousands. Her church fed and clothed people during the Great Depression, served poor families in Bronzeville, and became known for powerful gospel music.

In 1933, her church launched “The Glorious Church of the Air,” one of the earliest live radio broadcasts from a Black church. Her voice, her ministry, and her music reached far beyond the walls of the sanctuary.

When Elder Lucy Smith died in 1952, an estimated 60,000 people paid their respects. Her funeral was remembered as one of the largest in Chicago history.

Elder Lucy Smith was more than “the miracle worker.”

She was a pastor, builder, mother, organizer, broadcaster, healer, and pioneer who made room for Black faith, Black women’s leadership, and Black spiritual power in a world that tried to deny all three.

Her story deserves to be remembered.

06/10/2026

Discipleship is more than attending church or gaining biblical knowledge—it is the process of becoming spiritually mature, disciplined, and rooted in Christ. This 4-week Discipleship Webinar is designed to help believers return to the foundations of spiritual development and learn how to walk in the sustaining grace and power that God has made available to every son and daughter of God.

Using the manual Getting Back to the Basics of Spiritual Development, participants will explore the essential principles that strengthen spiritual growth, cultivate godly character, and establish healthy lifestyle patterns that support lasting freedom. Deliverance is not just about being set free—it is also about learning how to remain free through spiritual discipline, intimacy with God, and practical application of biblical truth.

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Many believers experience breakthrough but struggle with consistency, spiritual maturity, and maintaining victory in their daily lives. This course provides foundational tools, biblical understanding, and practical strategies to help establish a strong and sustainable walk with God.

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If you are ready to move beyond temporary encounters and develop a lifestyle that reflects the nature, character, and power of God, this course is for you.

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05/05/2026

04/25/2026

Evangelist Nathan Morris reportedly led a two-night outreach event in Tijuana, Mexico, where large crowds gathered for worship and prayer despite changing weather conditions. The meetings drew attention due to reported spiritual experiences and public response.

According to reports, attendees shared testimonies of healing, deliverance, and renewed faith. Some accounts included restored sight, while others described emotional and spiritual transformation during prayer and worship sessions led at the event.

The most notable response reportedly came during the altar call, where thousands made commitments to Christian faith. Sources describe the moment as significant for local believers and part of ongoing evangelical activity in the region.

Source: Evangelist Nathan Morris ministry reports and eyewitness testimonies
Category: Informational / Educational Post

04/05/2026

Out of darkness, the Light has risen and shines forth for all to see!

04/01/2026

This is heartbreaking . Please, let continue to pray for nations, especially where there is religious persecution and genocide.🙏🏾.

On Palm Sunday, as Christians gathered in worship at the start of Holy Week, devastating attacks struck Christian communities in Nigeria.

At least 30 believers were killed in coordinated violence across multiple villages. Some reports say the number may be over 50, with many others injured.

This is not an isolated incident.

For years, Christian communities in parts of Nigeria have faced ongoing persecution—churches and villages repeatedly targeted, often during sacred times of worship.

Palm Sunday marks Jesus Christ’s entry into Jerusalem—a moment of peace, hope, and promise.

Yet even in the face of such tragedy, many believers continue to stand firm in their faith.

Let’s not ignore this.

Pray for the victims.
Pray for strength.
Pray for justice.
Pray for peace. 🙏

03/14/2026

Calling for every Intercessor in the region and beyond🔥 Join us for a time of consecration and prayer. No Fee‼️

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