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I'll be your host on this exciting journey through the Black Dispora. Come with me as I introduce you to some early black missionary pioneers to Africa who came from the United States and the Caribbea

What can we do when life seems so busy that we push away the things of God? Christians give some practical advice on how to seek the Kingdom of God first and foremost so that "... all other things wil

Breathtaking is the word that describes the view from 102 stories above Manhattan Island. From there, I looked down into the harbor at the Statue of Liberty and reflected on my 9/11 experience. Fo

Warren L. Maye, author and historian, talks about writing “Soldiers of Uncommon Valor: the History of Salvationists of African Descent in the United States.”

Honoring Robert Purdie for his service and the sacrifice made by all US veterans

One of the Salvation Army's most prolific composers and songwriters.

Listen to an interview with Warren L. Maye and Marilyn Claire Maye, authors of "Orita: Rites of Passage for Youth of African Descent in America" as they discuss with Denise Richardson (PBS TV personal

God's grace is amazing!

Author and editor Warren L. Maye talks on location about the New Year's Eve 2016 closing of the only Barnes & Noble store in The Bronx and it's impact on the surrounding community. He also shares impo

It's midnight. Can you see the Light? When life is at it's darkest hour, that's when God's light shines brightest. Take a look. Hear what He has to say to you. Now.

It's 1872 in Cleveland, Ohio. Two black Methodist pastors and their congregation begin singing Negro Spirituals and, in doing so, launch what would eventually become known as The Salvation Army in the

New York City's largest and latest shopping center is in the north Bronx. It's the first one built in 40 years. And as Barnes & Noble stores in Manhattan are closing, the superstore in Bay Plaza w