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Lyndia Grant
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Columnist, The Washington Informer
Washington
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By Lyndia Grant Verified| The Washington Informer Verified My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations. — James 1:2 KJVAs we live through a different kind of Holy Week, we find ourselves gathering together in our places of worship to celebrate Good Friday, followed two days later by the Resurrection of Christ; just know, WE are the church!This is a time when Christians reflect on the passion of Jesus Christ, who died for our sins on Good Friday.
By Lyndia Grant Verified| The Washington Informer Verified The lyrics from the 1960s song “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” were co-written by Otis Redding and guitarist Steve Cropper. That song kept ringing in my spirit last week. Always, when I hear clear messages in my spirit, I can assure you, it is the Lord leading and guiding me to my article for the week. Let’s talk about how so many have sat around, just watching the tide roll in and out, wasting time. Nothing planned, nothing changing, just watching the tides roll in and out, wasting time.
By Lyndia Grant Verified| The Washington Informer Verified My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations. — James 1:2 KJVAs we live through a different kind of Holy Week, we find ourselves gathering together in our places of worship to celebrate Good Friday, followed two days later by the Resurrection of Christ; just know, WE are the church!This is a time when Christians reflect on the passion of Jesus Christ, who died for our sins on Good Friday.
Company Info
The Washington Informer
The Washington Informer is a Black-owned, woman-led multimedia news organization that serves African American communities in the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region. Founded in 1964 by Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, the organization has a rich history of advocating for civil rights and amplifying positive narratives about African Americans. Under the leadership of Denise Rolark Barnes, the current publisher and Dr. Rolark's daughter, the Informer has evolved from a print newspaper to a multimedia enterprise. The Washington Informer focuses on education, empowerment, and community reporting, delivering news through various platforms, including a website, social media, and email newsletters. Its content is recognized by the Library of Congress for its historical significance in documenting African American experiences. The Informer primarily serves African American readers in the DMV area, catering to their cultural and socio-political interests while maintaining a commitment to accurate and community-centered journalism.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-561-4100
Founded: 1964