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Leroy Barber presenting on his forthcoming book “Red, Yellow, Black, and White: Who’s more Precious In His Sight?”

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Tim Soerens presenting on “The New Parish”

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The power of a simple “Good morning”

I’ve been here at the Wild Goose Festival for two days. This morning I decided to taka a walk through town to get a cup of coffee. As I walked down the street something simple caught my attention. Every person I passed smiled and said “good morning.” That should not surprise you but sadly... Read more

Check out my latest blog post over on Patheos

After speaking on Father's Day I decided to share the notes from that talk. Enough people responded with emails and social media in-box messages saying how much it helped them that I decided to turn the talk into a full blog post. You can find it at this link Healing for Fracture... Read more

Notes from my Father’s Day Talk “Healing for Fractured Fathers” – Mark 9:14-25

FRACTURED? Are you making decisions based on your fractures and not your future? In other words are you are masking your pain by making decisions that make you feel good about you but are not good for you? BROKEN TO BLESSED: As Fathers we have to overcome our fractures so that they don’t... Read more

Young Ladies 4 Christ – Kyla Jones

Greetings Romal, It was such a pleasure meeting you this past weekend at Eatonville, as well as hearing you preach at Emory Fellowship! I haven't laughed that hard in church ever! Your message truly reached every demographic in that church! Reading God's Graffiti and now having a study guide to... Read more

Parking lot prayer – A Random Encounter

Random moment. Today has been a little challenging. I've been worried about a few things and feeling overwhelmed. But then God showed up. Not for me but for someone else. I was headed into the bank, parked next to this lady who was in her car crying and I could hear gospel music playing. First I... Read more

Romal Tune “Who’S Looking for Me” Spoken Word

  In memory of my mom Dorothy Molex Oct 1952-Aug. 2006 and my cousin Glenn ("Baby G") Molex June 2003 -Dec. 2003 (7months old) a life lost due to gun violence and a stray bullet. Video production and editing by Eric Totton - Founder, Dreams into... Read more

Upcoming event: June 12th Los Angeles – The American Federation of Teachers and President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Initiative

The American Federation of Teachers and President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Initiative are partnering to host a roundtable series designed to promote positive and asset-based approaches that support the learning and development of students of color. Register here:... Read more

Merlene Davis: Black Males Working program provides a model for success

Rev. Frederick Haynes speaks at the Senior Academic Signing Luncheon at Lexington Convention Center in Lexington, Ky., Saturday, May 31, 2014. Photo by Matt Goins HERALD-LEADER Fifteen high school seniors walked to the podium one by one donning caps etched with the initials of a college or... Read more