All posts on October 27th, 2014

  Red Socks Netball Club Fashion  2014 Shake, baby, shake.  And shake they did on September 20, at the third edition of the annual Netball Fashion Show showcase a mix of pro models and real women in  sizzling style. And size mattered not to the audience, who cheered their every move with great gusto. Two categories were introduced this year – Office Wear and the Sari – both drew rave reviews. Jason Steihl (The Kemist), the sharp-witted comedian served as host of the how this year. He had the audience laughing all night long. Joyce McRae co-founder of Red Sox …

  If you saw CNN the other day, a police pulls over a car, a Black guy is in it. The Police says “Let me see your drivers license, the guy gets out of the car, goes to his glove compartment to get his drivers license. The Police starts shooting at the Black guy. The Black guy is falling backwards, and holding his hands above his head, he is unarmed, while he’s falling backwards, he is asking the policeman “why are you shooting me, the Black guy keeps saying, “Im sorry, but why are you shooting me? If the shooting …

We, the members of the Anti-Poverty Committee of Project Genesis, would like to underline the importance of of October 17th, the International Day to Eliminate Poverty.  This day is especially important given the fact that poor people are being increasingly marginalized and ignored by the powers that be in this climate of austerity and cutbacks.  Currently, in Montreal over half a million people live below the poverty line and the gap between rich and poor is growing.  Alarmingly, the poverty rate in Montreal is about two and a half times as high in racialized communities as it is in non-racialized …

It’s a shame that so many other groups have taken the blueprint that Blacks designed to rise from the ashes of slavery, and have used it to advance their own causes and agendas, as we remain stagnant Can somebody in the Black community please tell me why, as a collective, we continue to make excuses for other Black people who consistently make poor decisions and choices that contribute to their overall plight? I really need an answer. And for those of you who are reading this, and find it applicable, let me say that this isn’t an attempt to throw …

  Prayze Factor’s Tour “Good news” is the meaning of the word Gospel, and that is what the Prayze Factor People’s National Independent       Artists Tour will be delivering when they perform in Montreal on Sunday, November 2, 7 p.m. at Church of God of Prophecy. With God’s grace and His anointing of the performers, gospel lovers will be blown away with this new music infusion. It will be another opportunity to highlight the Indie-Gospel movement and to God be all the Glory. “To comfort the hearts of the hurting, to empower the ones that are weak, to exalt the Lord …

If we’re going to be men and women of Impact, we have to go back to the old fashion word: obedience. We have to go back to practicing obedience and respect, honor and submission. I think God needs to get this message to his people once again. He still speaks to his servants, especially those who are loyal to him and ready to listen, obey and follow his instructions. Please note, God does not speak through a human voice, he speaks to us in our thoughts, mind, mind and heart and through His word. God is the living word, the …

On the evening of Saturday, October 11, Montrealers attending the annual Men’s Gospel Concert, held this year at the Trinity Pentecostal Church in LaSalle were treated to an evening of non-stop celebration music. As usual the host choir was immaculate in their dress and their performances.  And were ably supported by a cast of exciting Montreal artists including Mac Thornhill, Lorraine Belec, Zina Edwards and The Savoy Ellingtons. The evening was made even more memorable with feature performances by young Asher Hernandez  and  Wendy Davidson.