Category: Church

• Sermon: Alexander Crummell

  Honoring Our Saint: The Reverend Alexander Crummell UBE Sunday – Sunday, September 17, 2017, 8am and 10:15am St James Episcopal Church, Austin TX, USA Sermon by Simone Monique Barnes   I want Jesus to walk with me I want Jesus to walk with me All along my pilgrim journey I want Jesus to walk with…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  September 22, 2017

  Americana, Arts, Black History and Culture, Books, Church, Cultural Integrity, Ethnic, Ethnic, Regional and National Identity, Literary Arts, Regional and National Identity, Simone Monique Barnes

• 40 Days of Black Art. Day 4: Michael Cunningham

  Day 4: Photographer Michael Cunningham   Three Things: From his official bio: “Cunningham chooses to work in black and white; this allows him to express what is in his soul.  Black and white photography is very personal, he says and reaches deep inside the viewer, making them study the photograph for what it represents outside…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  March 8, 2014

  Americana, Arts, Black History and Culture, Church, Ethnic, Regional and National Identity, Nation Building, Visual Arts

  African American, artist, church, church women, Crowns, Michael Cunningham, Photography, portraits

• 40 Days of Black Art. Day 2: Mark Dukes, Saint John Coltrane

  Day 2: Mark Dukes The paintings of iconographer Deacon Mark Duke of St. John Coltrane African Orthodox Church live at the intersection of jazz, visual art, and spirituality. Prints of Duke’s iconography are available for sale online in the St John Coltrane Church gallery. Three things: Mark Dukes is an ordained deacon and the official icon painter of…

  Simone Monique Barnes

  March 6, 2014

  Americana, Arts, Black History and Culture, Church, Nation Building, Performing Arts, Visual Arts

  40 Days of Black Art, African Orthodox Church, California, God, iconography, jazz, John coltrane, Love Supreme, Mark Dukes, Oakland, painter, saint, San Francisco