Family Reunion Registry
New York, NY (BlackNews.com) – American Legacy, the premier magazine of African-American history and culture, announced today the launch of its "Family Reunion Registry." Register your family reunion with American Legacy Magazine at www.americanlegacymag.com. Every family that registers their reunion information will receive discount subscription forms, genealogy forms, complimentary issues and product samples for family reunion attendees.
PODCAST | What does it mean to be in love?
Hello everyone! I’m Kimberly Cash Tate and I am excited and honored to have the second stop of my In Love Virtual Book & Podcast Tour celebrating the release of my new novel, Heavenly Places, right here at The Faith Channel @ AAKultureZone.com!
In Heavenly Places, you will meet, Treva Langston a beautiful and intelligent woman who is married to a God-fearing man who loves her, and mother to three wonderful daughters who adore her. So why doesn’t her loving family bring her joy? Well, Treva had had such a negative upbringing that she couldn’t appreciate true love when it came along. She had a husband who showed her the love of God but she took that love for granted. When she came to know the Lord for herself, she still didn’t understand the power that was at her disposal. She didn’t know that she possessed the very love that would bless her beyond belief and heal the wounds of her past.
So my virtual tour podcast for you today is about — Love!
Author Launches Children’s Book Series About Autism
Mrs. Williams-Hines and son, Joshua, hope to promote autism awareness and understanding through her No Small Victories book series in which Joshua plays the main character.
Springfield, MA (BlackNews.com) – Author and autism awareness advocate, Jacqueline Williams-Hines, announces the release of her second children’s book in her No Small Victories book series, The Adventures of Suther Joshua from Planet Yethican. Mrs. Williams-Hines is the parent of an 11-year-old son with autism, and a strong advocate for autism awareness and social inclusion. Currently working on the third book in her series, she hopes to introduce various aspects of autism to her son’s typical peers in an effort to promote understanding and acceptance.
