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Terry Allen

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Dallas Revival Conference Sparks New Vision for Black Churches

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By Terry Allen
| North Dallas Gazette Verified
By Terry Allen NDG Special Contributor More than 200 ministers, pastors, lay leaders, church advocates, nonprofit leaders, communications professionals and community influencers gathered in Dallas for the National Worship Revival Conference for Black Churches, a powerful multi-day experience designed to strengthen, reimagine and revitalize the Black Church in America.
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Big Mama Said: If you remember who you are…then act like it.” Browder Speaks Restoration

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By Terry Allen
| Garland Journal Verified
BY: Terry Allen Anthony Browder with Adjwoa Hogue, Pan African Bookstore Owner Big Mama would always be on that front porch stoop where she delivered to her audience of sons, daughters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, great-great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews—and she would deliver her God Moment! And on this day, if Big Mama had heard that conversation—about Kemet, about our elders, about knowledge being passed from generation to generation—she would...
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Fort Worth Black News Founder Jill Darden Passes Away at 52

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By Terry Allen
| North Dallas Gazette Verified
By Terry Allen Jill Darden, a pioneering journalist, publisher and community advocate who founded Fort Worth Black News, has died. She was 52. Darden, widely respected for her commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices, spent nearly three decades building a publication that informed, empowered and connected Fort Worth’s Black community.
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