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Featured Member: Rev. Barbara Bennett

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Rev. Barbara Bennett is a native of Jeffersonville In. She is married to Paul Bennett and they have two wonderful sons Marcus and Paul Jr. Barbara accepted her calling into the Gospel Ministry at the age of 36.

She currently serves as Co-
founder of 2nd Chance Ministry and is also an associate minister
of First Gethsemane Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky where Reverend T Vaughn
Walker is her Pastor.

Barbara is also a renowned spiritually inspired artist who has been blessed to paint under the
anointing of the Holy Spirit. She brings hope to communities by reaching out to the homeless; ministering to addicts; and teaching children the value of life.
She is a graduate of Indiana University.

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Congratulations to these Celebrating Black History Group Winners


Congratulations to this week's winners:

Betha Johnson
Dr. Carolyn Kennedy
Anita Gaston
Stacee Spurling
Karen O'Bannon
Johnette Houston


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Black History: Haste Has No Blessing

By: Rev. Angela Lee Price
Proverbs 2: 1-7 (V1) “My child, listen to me and treasure my instruction. (V2) Tune your ears to wisdom, and concentrate on understanding. ( V3) Cry out for insight and understanding.
(V4) Search for them as you would for lost money or hidden treasure. (V5) Then you will understand what it means to fear the Lord, and you will gain knowledge of God. (V6) For the Lord grants wisdom! From his mouth comes knowledge and understanding.
(V7) He grants a treasure of good sense to the godly.” (NLT)

Our society has become conditioned to want things quick, fast, and in a hurry. We give alittle and expect to receive a lot. However, an African proverb says,“Haste has no blessing.” Proverbs chapter 2 makes it clear that the“quick-fast-and-in-a-hurry” and the “give-a-little-receive-a lot” philosophies of life are not the ways of God.

Some things, such as gaining wisdom, knowledge, and understanding require considerable time, trust, prayer, and effort. In the opening verses of Proverbs chapter 2, we learn to “listen,” “treasure,” “tune,” “concentrate,” “cry out,” and “search,” for insight and understanding (vs. 1-4). We are to apply serious attention and devotion to the task. We are to give our all to knowing who God is. The Bible says when you do this, “then you will understand what it means to fear the Lord, and you will gain knowledge of God. (V5)”

Are you giving more of yourself to the God who has given His all for you? Listen and treasure divine instruction. Tune your ears to wisdom. Concentrate on God’s Word. Cry out continually in prayer. Search the scriptures daily. The Lord grants knowledge, wisdom and understanding (V 6-7) to those who diligently search for it, and that is a treasure of good sense (V 7), a treasure worth seeking.

Remember, it is not Mohammad, Buddha, Confucius, nor New Age that saves. Jesus saves!


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Heiress: Crowning Moments In Black History

Now, if we are children, then we are heirs-heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may share in his glory” Romans 8:17.

All I have is this black and white photo now, and the memories the accompany it, of a time long since past when my name once appeared in lights on the marquee of this Holiday Inn. It was in 1974, 35 years ago to be exact, when I was crowned "Miss Teen Queen," Junior Division, in a beauty pageant held in this very hotel in do… Continue

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Remembering Carter G. Woodson

By: Rev. Angela Lee Price
On December 19, 1875, Carter G. Woodson, known to many as The Father of Black History, was born in New Canton, Virginia. Had he not been sent to us, would we be recognizing the contributions of African Americans to this country and the world today? We will never know. However, as insufficient as one month is, February, in celebrating the totality of Black contributions to society, we owe this formal time of reflection to God and Carter G. Woodson. As we lift up our Lord… Continue

Posted by Rev. Angela Lee Price on January 30, 2010 at 1:30pm

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Legendary Radio Personality Bill Price Assumes Helm as WLOU/WLLV Radio GM

On Friday, January 22nd, Golden Door Broadcasting announced the promotion of Bill Price to General Manager of WLOU and WLLV Radio Stations in Louisville, Kentucky. Bill has held positions as sales manager and program director for the stations. He is an award-winning broadcaster and 2008 Stellar Award nominee.

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This first month of 2010, please join me in fasting and praying specifically for souls to be saved in our communities. I am asking the Lord to give all with a heart for evangelism a new boldness to witness to those who are lost and to those who have drifted away from the church.

Saturday, January 23rd affords those of us in the Louisville and Southern Indiana area an opportunity to witness in a unique way through a "back door" evangelism approach with the gospel stage play, Church Mess. The pla… Continue

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Celebrating Black History Month

Check out these short black history documentaries. View more documentaries in the Celebrating Black History Group:
Win one of these books when you participate in Celebrating Black History discussions:

I found this book to be a quick, and easy read. Of course, Obama did win, but as we watch the nation's first black president face stiff opposition, insights in Steele's 2008 book are worth pondering.
"In Shelby Steele's beautifully wrought and thought-provoking new book, A Bound Man, the award-winning and bestselling author of The Content of Our Character attests that Senator Barack Obama's groundbreaking quest for the highest office in the land is fast becoming a galvanizing occasion beyond mere presidential politics, one that is forcing a a national dialogue on the current state of race relations in America."


For more than three years, authors Bill Cosby and Alvin F. Pussaint listened to community call-outs in cities across the country. Combining messages of persona responsibility iwth practical solutions, Come On, People retells incredible stories shared at these call-outs. These are accounts of personal setbacks and rebuilding one's life in face of adversity. It's time to have courage to believe that you can do better by asking for help and not being afraid to move forward.

Henry Ossawa Tanner, A Spiritual Biography, by Marcus C. Bruce

Tanner, like many African-American artists during the later ninetheenth and early twentieth century, found little support for his work in the United States and traveled abroad to continue hsi studies in the absences of racial prejudice. In Erope, Tanner pursued his vocation with great success...Raised inthe American Methodist Episcopal Church, young Tanner was profoundly influenced by the thology of Protestant Christianity. A painter of astonishing skill and range, Tanner produced a body of work that includes landscaptes, portraits, still lifes, black genre paintings, and numerous biblical scenes. He experience his greatest success as a painter of religous subjects and figures in original ways.


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Purchase these Jesus Saves Ministries Journals and support Haiti relief. Jesus Saves Ministries journals capture the rich depth of our African American heritage and black church experience.

The Net Christian E-Newsletter Supplement is the companion journal to the Jesus Saves Newsletter Historical Journal. Approximately 50 pages in length, it is compilation of e-newsletters designed and distributed electronically by Rev. Angela Lee Price and serves as an introduction to Jesus Saves Ministries by providing a high-level overview of 2008 and 2009 initiatives. It is available for $10.00

The 130-page Jesus Saves Newsletter Historical Journal contains sermon excerpts, prayers, devotions, book reviews, articles and testimonies by Rev. Angela Lee Price and contributing writers. This beautifully-illustrated journal captures the three years just prior to the 2008 presidential election and the inauguration of the first African American as President of the United States in President Barack Obama. It includes interviews with some of the most renowned preachers, gospel artists, and civil leaders in America. It is available for $15.00.

E-mail Rev. Angela Lee Price, jesussaves1@insightbb.com to order your Jesus Saves Journal today! Purchase both journals for the ONLY $20.00, a savings of $5.00 off the regular price! Proceeds from journal sales for the first quarter of 2010 will go towards Haiti relief.
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Paul said in Phillippians 3:13-14, "Brothers, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward…

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