Chronicles Remix

Congratulations to all of the Participants! By the way, is there a Doctor in the House? :) I am only Joking, because all of the ladies in this picture through prayer. diligence and hard work, have earned their Doctorial Degrees! Congratulations!!!

What a marvelous event!

Grand Opening Hope has a home, and it’s time to open the doors.

This year, Washington Revels, in collaboration with the Office of Historic Alexandria’s Division of African American History, presents a Juneteenth program filled with storytelling, songs, and more.
Experience the power of traditional African American storytelling and song with the acclaimed Washington Revels Jubilee Voices. This free concert honors the journey toward freedom and celebrates the spirit of Juneteenth through moving performances rooted in history and hope.
During the concert Jubilee Voices will highlight each of the four churches that were established during the Civil War. The churches are Shiloh Baptist Church, Beulah Baptist Church, Zion Baptist Church and Third Baptist Church.
This presentation is co-sponsored by Washington Revels and the Office of Historic Alexandria.

The Play just won a Tony - and our very own is a Cast Member - Congratulations Everyone!

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THEY ARE BACK AT IT! 🗣️💥
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When major institutions pull back, our community steps up. Always.
We’ve been keeping a close eye on the situation out at the University of Missouri (Mizzou), where state and federal DEI restrictions recently forced the university to strip away crucial, long-standing designated funding from the Legion of Black Collegians (LBC)—the historic Black student government that has protected and voiced student needs on that campus since 1968.
For a minute, the campus atmosphere felt heavy. But you already know how the Divine Nine and the historic Black church pull together when excellence is under attack.
Enter Kappa Alpha Psi’s own Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley and the legendary congregation of Alfred Street Baptist Church!
During a powerful sermon, Dr. Wesley announced that the historic 220-year-old Virginia church is stepping directly into the gap to fully fund Mizzou’s Black student government! They didn’t just write a check; they helped the students establish an independent 501(c)(3) to keep their legacy completely protected from outside political pressure.
As Dr. Wesley beautifully put it: “When you won’t support us, we will support our own. We take care of our own people.” 🏛️✨
This is the exact blueprint of self-reliance, community care, and leadership we love to spotlight. From wiping out student debt for HBCU seniors to preventing hundreds of local family evictions, Alfred Street keeps showing the world what faith in action looks like.
Drop a 🔴🔻 or a 🖤 in the comments to show love to Dr. Wesley and the Alfred Street family for protecting the next generation of leadership!
👇🏾 What do you think? Should more Black institutions step up to fund student groups facing DEI cuts? Let us know below!