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Melvin Banks, founder of largest Black-owned Christian media and publishing company, dies at 86 Written by CHVN Thursday, Feb 18 2021, 5:29 AM Revolutionary Founder of the Largest Independent, African American-owned and -operated, Christian Media and Publishing Company, Changed U.S. Bible Engagement for the Last 50 Years, UMI says of its founder. (UMI) Article continues below advertisement ↴ UMI (Urban Ministries, Inc.) announced that its founder, Dr. Melvin E. Banks, Sr., died on Saturday, February 13, at 86. So many people have been introduced to the life-changing message of Jesus because of Dr. Banks’ ground-breaking initiatives Banks launched UMI in 1970 to provide African American churches and individuals with images reflecting their congregations and relatable, Christ-centered content from an urban perspective, according to a release from the company. ....
Melvin E. Banks Sr., the founder of Urban Ministries, Inc., the largest independent, African American-owned and operated Christian media and publishing company, passed away Saturday at 86. ....
/PRNewswire/ UMI (Urban Ministries, Inc.) announced today that its founder Dr. Melvin E. Banks, Sr., died on Saturday, February 13, at 86. Dr. Banks. ....
âMankâ Is Fake News About Fake News But by inventing a plot point in his biopic about Herman J. Mankiewicz, David Fincher creates an inadvertent truth about our political moment. Expand Herman J. Mankiewicz (Gary Oldman) and his assistant (Lily Collins) enjoy a beverage in âMank.â Central to the lore of classic Hollywood are tales of disconsolate screenwriters rendered cynical and self-loathing by the indignities that producers and studio moguls heaped upon them, and by their own failures to walk away because they were being paid too much to leave. From F. Scott Fitzgeraldâs The Last Tycoon to the Coen brothersâ ....