Entrepreneurship, explained

There is a moment almost every Black American who sets foot on Ghanaian soil experiences for the first time. It is not dramatic. It is quiet. You are standing somewhere ordinary, maybe in a market, a hotel lobby, or the back of a van stuck in Accra traffic, and something inside you shifts. A recognition. A release. You realize you have spent your entire life operating in a country that required you to explain yourself, and you have just arrived somewhere that does not.

The Luke Church proudly announces the upcoming release of “Bridges,” the newest album from Dr. Chad Brawley, Pastor of Worship Arts and a visionary leader in church music and ministry.

There is a moment many dreamers and builders know all too well. The in-between season. The space after the idea is born but before it fully blooms. The chapter where things look good from the outside, yet feel uncertain on the inside. That space is exactly where But First, Coffea lives.

Teresa Busby is an author, mother, and woman of faith whose story speaks to resilience, healing, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going when life shifts without warning. Originally from Sumner, Mississippi, and now residing in north Mississippi, Teresa is a devoted single mother of three whose life was forever altered by the tragic loss of her seven-year-old son in a train accident in 2008. What followed was not an easy road, but it became the foundation of a deeper pu