Impact Movement at ASU

🚨SAVE THE DATES JANUARY 12-13, 2024 FOR COMMUNITY MLK JR. CELEBRATION🚨

CALLING ALL ALUMNI WHO ATTENDED MLK JR AND PERCY L. JULIAN!

WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!

PLEASE JOIN THE GROUP PAGE AND SHARE YOUR PHOTOS AND MEMORIES!!

https://m.facebook.com/groups/554542240098304/?ref=share&mibextid=zoDNOU

Join us tomorrow morning for a campus class search! If you’re still trying to find your classes or you want to meet new people. We’ll be meeting in front of the Memorial Union Starbucks at 11:00am and we’ll start the class search together!
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We loved meeting you all today at Sankofa and look forward to getting to know you more this year ❤️🖤💚.

5 more days until classes start!

We’re so grateful to the couples who joined us for our Brown Sugar relationship panel on Wednesday. And big thanks to for partnering with us. 🤎

Join us and this Wednesday night in the Memorial Union for our 3rd Annual Brown Sugar Relationship Panel! We will be hearing from different couples about their experiences at different stages of life and marriage. We’ll be discussing topics such as faith, finances, intimacy and more. You’ll all have the chance to ask some questions as well. Looking forward to seeing you all! 🤎
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See you all tonight!
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Can’t wait to see you all tonight for Impact Community! As usual, there will be snacks as we get in the Word and have some good community time. 7:30 in the Student Pavilion 2nd Floor. See you soon 😊.
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Join us on Wednesday night for a creative and prayerful night 🎨. We will be making some dope art and praying for the needs of our community. All of the materials will be provided and we’ll have snacks! 7:30pm in the Student Pavilion 2nd Floor.
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You already know…see you all tonight as we finish the Black Church series.
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These are some of the notable people and places that we’ve had the privilege of learning about through our series of the Black Church. Their influence shaped the trajectory of the Black church in America:

Jarena Lee: the first women commissioned to preach in the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) church.

First African Baptist Church (Savannah, GA): the home of the first Black Baptist congregation in North America est. in 1773.

Nat Turner: an enslaved African American preacher who led an uprising of free and enslaved Black people in Virginia in 1831.

Mother Emmanuel AME Church (Charleston,SC): founded in 1817, this is the oldest African Methodist Episcopal church in the southern United States.

Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie: In 2000, she was the first woman elected to be a bishop in the AME church.

Join us tomorrow night to learn more about amazing Black people, past and present as we continue the series of the Black Church.
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Do you have plans Thursday night? If not, join us for a night of worship and prayer with other students. We’ll be in The Secret Garden at 7:00pm. DM us if you need directions. Looking forward to worshiping with you 🙌🏾.
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