50 years and counting: After humble beginning, Carolina College of Biblical Studies celebrates golden anniversary, looks to continue growth
It began in 1973 as a pastor’s mission to teach the Bible in Fayetteville and surrounding communities. It grew into a nondenominational college that offered courses and awarded degrees in biblical higher education.
Column: Pastor’s wife is bringing history of city’s oldest AME church to life
All of us have a story to tell. Author Annette C. Billie first told the story in 2006 about the Rev. Henry Evans and his founding of Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church, the oldest place of worship in this city that was chartered in 1801. Berthenia Lindo is bringing the author’s story to life in…
Column: ‘God gave me another chance to live,’ says author living with a purpose
All of us have a story to tell. Suki Wolf told her first story in 2004 about her near-death experience in “Living Life With a Purpose.” Now, Wolf has published a follow-up book, …

