A Beautiful Gift: A Spotlight on Nancy Smith, Pre-Need Consultant
Most people don’t want to think about death. Nancy Smith understands that — and she has spent her career gently changing minds about
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MSB Dance Cuts the Ribbon on Its First Permanent Home A Vision Years in the Making Brazhal Brewer, founder and Dance Director of
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Healthier Men. Stronger Families. Better Communities:
6th Annual Men’s & Families’ Health & Resource Fair On Thursday, September 9th, New Life Covenant Southeast at 7621 S. Greenwood Avenue in
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Don’t Give Up: A Spotlight on Martine Green-Rogers, Dean of Theater at DePaul University
A Dramaturg by Trade, a Leader by Design Martine Green-Rogers has been doing theater since she was four years old. Her grandmother, sensing
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Grow Where You’re Planted: Women’s Day at Prayer Band Pentecostal Church
On Sunday, August 23rd, Prayer Band Pentecostal Church at 4020 S. Michigan Avenue in Chicago, under the leadership of Senior Pastor Richard Rochell,
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Putting Down Roots: Joy of Fellowship MBC Hosted Annual Joyfest 2026
Community Shows Up for Community One of the most memorable moments of this year’s Joyfest happened the night before the event. Senior Pastor
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True Light Church Baptist Brings Back-to-School Fun
True Light Church Baptist Brings Back-to-School Fun and Fellowship to the Grand Crossing Community The event featured a game truck, a bouncy house
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Chicago Gets Its Game On: The Cube Makes Its Debut on the Magnificent Mile
Chicago Gets Its Game On: The Cube Makes Its U.S. Debut on the Magnificent Mile On Thursday, July 16th, downtown Chicago became the
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Keeping the Legacy Alive: Morrison’s Soul Food and the Woman Behind It
Some restaurants feed a neighborhood. Morrison’s Soul Food fed a generation. Founded in 2002 by Cookie and Eddie Morrison, Morrison’s Soul Food quickly
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Building From the Ground Up: Omar Shareef
When Omar Shareef started the African American Contractors Association in 1989, he had $100, a front room in his mother’s house, and a