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Historic Black Churches Join In—and Opt Out of—America 250

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By Randi Richardson Verified, Haleluya Hadero Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
In the days leading up to America’s 250th anniversary, Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church is joining the festivities in Philadelphia. The church, the first-ever AME congregation, which was once a stop along the Underground Railroad, has been welcoming visitors interested in learning about its history and founder, Richard Allen.
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Black Churches Beef Up Hurricane Relief Aid

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By Randi Richardson Verified, Haleluya Hadero Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Michael Mathes navigated fallen trees and flooding as he drove his four-wheeler up a residential mountainside near his church in rural North Carolina. His ride was chock-full of food to deliver to people who needed supplies but were unreachable by car. After the septuagenarian pastor finished his deliveries, he returned to his home an hour away to no power and no cell service. “That whole area really got hit hard.
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Eli Lilly Sues COGIC Leaders Over Alleged $200 Million Drug Rebate Scheme

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By Randi Richardson Verified, Haleluya Hadero Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company has filed a civil suit alleging four leaders in the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) helped facilitate a fraudulent drug rebate scheme that cost the drug manufacturer more than $200 million. In its 66-page lawsuit, the company says the plot it uncovered was operating under the guise of a prescription cost share program for members of the Pentecostal denomination. The complaint accuses the defendants—which include Readus C.
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