Breaking your Alabaster box – Sacrificial Worship
Women who Worship – a group of women who worship God through dance, the group consists of Bekki, Pareece and Rachel; whose sole purpose is to serve the Lord, and bring souls into the kingdom to worship the king of kings through dance.
Maria Chika Amadi – Children and Parents in Need Advocate and Coach and the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Family Mediation Centre Ltd. She is the First Female Black President of a UK political party and author of 6 Books including The Chemistry of Marriage. She is the Wife of Apostle George Amadi, Lead Pastor: Goodnews Bible Church London where she serves as the resident Pastor overseeing the Pastoral and Leadership Teams.
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Windrush Front Room: Meet Some of the UK’s Top Authors
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Centre for the Study of Contemporary Art Book Launch: African Diaspora Art
Join editor Eddie Chambers for the launch of The Routledge Companion to African Diaspora Art History. The…