Nick Weldon, editor at the The Historic New Orleans Collection is the editor of a graphic Novel about Oscar Dunn, the first Black Lieutenant Governor (and acting governor) in American History! Kirkus Review says of
Our next Book Club meeting is Thursday, May 13 at 10 am. We will be reading The Three Mothers, by Anna Malaika Tubbs, available at Amazon in Kindle in various formats and at Orleans and
Our next Book Club meeting is Thursday, April 22 at 10 am. We will be reading Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, by Emmanuel Acho, available at Amazon in Kindle in various formats and at
https://vimeo.com/524965324 On March 16, 2021, our Social Awareness Group had the privilege of welcoming Curtis Ray Davis of Decarcerate Louisiana, author of the book "Slave State: Evidence of Apartheid in America" to our Zoom
Our next Book Club meeting is Thursday, March 18 at 10 am. We will be reading The Book of Longings, by Sue Monk, available at Amazon in Kindle in various formats and at Orleans and
Our next Book Club meeting is Thursday, February 18th at 10 am. We will be reading The Lake Wobegon Virus, by Garrison Keillor, available at Amazon in Kindle in various formats and at Orleans
Our next Book Club meeting is Thursday, January 21st at 10 am. We will be reading The Island of Sea Women, by Lisa See, available at Amazon in Kindle in various formats and at Orleans and Jefferson
Isolation – it’s not a good word. To be isolated is to be separated, set apart, and detached. In its extreme form such as “solitary confinement,” it is a means of control or punishment or
https://vimeo.com/397241178 A Pastoral Letter Responding to the Coronavirus How will the CoronaVirus impact Central St Matthew UCC? Dear Central St Matthew United Church of Christ, The coronavirus is here! Yesterday morning I received word
EXTEEEEEENDED FAMILY We Americans like to think of ourselves as a fiercely independent people. We celebrate our nation’s birth, its very existence, on Independence Day. That’s what my Father called it. However, my father didn’t
