Despite Pandemic and Protests, Faith Community Makes Impact in 2020
By By Cora Jackson-Fossett Religion Editor
Published December 31, 2020
No one could have predicted the multitude of life-changing events that occurred during the year 2020 – from the devastating COVID-19 pandemic to the extensive protests against police brutality to the tumultuous presidential election. Yet, the faith community was front and center, making a positive impact and affecting lives for the better in every available arena. The following are some of the activities that garnered attention in the Sentinel’s Religion section.
January – West Angeles COGIC Pays Off the Cathedral’s Mortgage
Jubilation filled the air as Bishop Charles and First Lady Mae Blake simultaneously celebrated their 51st pastoral anniversary and burned the $65 million mortgage on the West Angeles Cathedral on Jan. 12, during the 8 a.m., 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. worship services.