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Growing up in Jamaica, I developed a great passion for classical music. I remember listening to my favorite radio show, Classical Moments, with Jamaican radio presenter Ralston McKenzie on Sunday afternoons. In the days before YouTube and (legal) music...
It all started in Brooklyn, New York, in 1972, over 50 years ago, when Dr. Kamae was in grammar school. As a Catholic School lad, he had to wear a uniform. The uniform made him a target for gang...
Many people, no matter what they believe, look at January 1 as a chance for a new beginning. If the previous year was disappointing or they made significant mistakes, they imagine wiping the slate clean and starting over. Christians...
Life’s journey is full of highs and lows there are many beautiful moments but also challenges you never saw coming. For many of us, that challenge is living with a chronic illness. It’s definitely not easy, but we have...
Early October, the Living Waters Association of Churches (American Baptist Churches of NYS) held their meeting at the Mt Vernon Missionary Baptist Church in Rochester, New York. The meeting was already on the calendar when their host, Pastor Cedric...
Music is a language that can speak to souls like no other our heart medium can. While many musical genres have come and gone over the years, gospel music has remained a constant source of hope and comfort for...
Seven million the US experience major depression each year. While attendance at religious services might be protective, it is not protective enough. The number of depressed Christians in America is not something you can just look up in a...
When you think about staying healthy, things come to mind. What about eating well, hitting the gym, or those regular doctor visits? While these are important, something else can greatly affect your health — your spiritual wellness. Now, you...

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Upstate NY Gospel Magazine was able to learn more about the voting process from the Monroe County Board of Elections Voter Registration Coordinator, Annette Ramos. Let’s talk about Early Voting. What is the purpose of Early Voting? Who can...
As we embark on another election season, I was able to speak with the Monroe County Democratic chair, Brittany Wells, and politically conscious clergyman, Pastor James Cooper to provide a better understanding of our need to get out and...