Who Is Mother Weeks?

moved to Los Angeles. Later on the married couple have a daughter named Holly. Dan

He finished high school as the student body president and valedictorian of his class (Biography.com Editors). He later went to college at Morehouse, an all-male, black college, where he studied law and medicine and got his Ph.D. when he was only twenty-five years old (Biography.com Editors). Being smart and going to college helped him become a minister and preach about his beliefs.

some ethos to emphasize the amount of hope he feels for sinners to converge to Christianity,

Charles Kinny was born in the year of 1855 in Richmond, West Virginia. We don’t know his actual birthdate because he was born a slave on a plantation in West Virginia. There’s not much information about his childhood but, at the age of 10 was when the Civil War started. When he was a heading into his teen years he moved to Reno, Nevada. In Reno he started attending evangelistic classes held by J.N. Loughborough.

John and Fannie are still property owners and presumably still at Aragon. John R. Bisland is listed as a Manufacturer of Sugar in the US IRS Tax Assessment List for Division 21, dated January 1867. William Alexander Bisland left Hope Farm and was at Mount Repose in Natchez. The 1870 Census of Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi shows William A., age 43, and family living with his mother, Mary L.L. Bisland; his sister, Lenora, and several other family members. The next entry on this census is another sister, Jane Lambdin and her family.

came to him fulfilling his mission to spread christianity; he never gave up, day by day. Even

that college. Then in 1854 he started teaching at that college. When he was 26 he went to teach at

Concluding the whole matter, Mick Catron of Calvary Chapel shared through a sermonette how people should seek to follow God’s ways by bringing truth and love to one another, and fulfilling their Godly duty of bearing one another’s burdens (Galatians 6:2).

He enrolled at Roosevelt College and worked sorting files part time while earning his bachelor's degree in education in 1953. In 1956, he got his master's degree at Loyola University in school administration and

He attended Booker T. Washington High school. King was said to be a gifted as well as talented pupil. He was such a precocious student that he skipped both the nine and eleventh grade. By the age of 15, King entered Morehouse College in 1944. He earned a sociology degree from Morehouse College and attended the liberal Crozer Theological Seminary in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was the valedictorian of his class in 1951, after thriving in all of his classes. King entered Boston University after being accepted to many other exceptionally great universities, such as Yale and Edinburgh for his doctoral study. In 1955, he completed his PH.D and was awarded his degree whilst he was only twenty five years old.

When Aretha was two years old her father took her, and the rest of his family, North (Moritz 132). Five years after they moved, they settled in Detroit, Michigan

The happy couple got married and settled in Oyster Bay, New York. They had five children of their own: Theodore, Kermit, Ethel, Archibald, and Quentin. They raised them, along with Alice, in a home known as Sagamore Hill.

It was Monday night. The praise and worship service was excellent! Pastor Mundell’s wife led it. I was surprised to see her husband stand when it was timed to preach. They called her Pastor Mundell as well. I had never heard him preach before, other than previews of him on television. He began talking about debt cancellation and being debt free. He got my attention right then and there. He wanted us to know that it was God’s will that we prosper. In Third John v.2, the Word says, “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.” As Pastor Mundell elaborated on that verse, he said, “We have to believe that God wants us to have it!”

The first of her four children, Laurence, was born in 1942 which is the same time she began to have her stories published. Two years later in 1944, she was chosen for Best American Short Stories for “Come Dance with Me in Ireland.” A year after her husband acquired a teaching job at Bennington College and they moved to North Benningtown, Vermont, where she continued to write and raise her children. Jackson became a

In between the worship I heard him say that he is grateful to God for his heritage. He was thankful for being born into a Baptist family where he developed his love for hymns and learned a multitude of them. Today, he is a great worship leader.