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Older Black churches losing members

Guest Contributor - February 24, 2011

CBS 2 CHICAGO (CBS) —There is concern in the African-American community that its older churches – the backbone of the civil rights movement –...

Religion

Budget cuts target the poor, faith groups say

Guest Contributor - February 24, 2011

Religion News Service Get ready for more undernourished infants, dangerously cold homes and disease-stricken communities in developing countries if proposed federal budget cuts become...

Arts & Culture

Home away from home cookin’ at Cracker Barrel

JAMES PATTERSON - February 24, 2011

The ambience of the place did not belie its name – Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. There were rocking chairs lining a good portion...

Sports

Deplorable: Miller not considered for hall

DANNY BRIDGES - February 24, 2011

The ballot for the annual NBA Hall of Fame election has now been revealed and locally there are a lot of people shaking their...

Arts & Culture

Musical ‘Hairspray’ tackles integration issues of 1960s

JACK SALES - February 24, 2011

In the early 1960s, the only Black and white combination on most television shows came from the lack of color on the screens. There...

Religion

A village seeking God

PASTOR CHARLES TRIPP - February 24, 2011

In dedication to African-American History Month … In a great village (or community), all the people are never asleep at the same time. There...

Religion

A village seeking God

PASTOR CHARLES TRIPP - February 24, 2011

In dedication to African-American History Month … In a great village (or community), all the people are never asleep at the same time. There...

Business

SBA begins lending to underserved communities

Guest Contributor - February 24, 2011

Special to the Recorder Lenders who participate in the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Preferred Lender Program can approve loans through the agency’s new small...

Business

Simon malls to host franchise fair at Castleton Square

Guest Contributor - February 17, 2011

Special to the Recorder Are you interested in owning your own business? Simon Property Group Inc. will host a franchise fair to bring together...

Religion

2 Indy gospel choirs will perform with Yolanda Adams

Guest Contributor - February 17, 2011

Special to the Recorder Two Indianapolis gospel choirs – one from Indiana Bible College and the other from Calvary Temple of Indianapolis – will...

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