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• A Chosen Vessel; Sermon by Bobby Joe Saucer

  Bobby Joe Saucer preached on how God used his chosen people to deliever his word during troublesome times.
• "The Violence of our Times- How To Rise Above It"; Sermon by Rabbi Ned Soltz

  Rabbi Ned Soltz spoke on the events that are occurring during our lifetime and how to remain peaceful thru them.
• "All Things New"; Sermon by Andrew L. Johnson

  Andrew L. Johnson sermoned about the changes that occur with the New Year and we must be benefitful with these changes.
• "A Righteous Nation"; Sermon by Roy C. Nichols

  Roy C. Nichols spoke of establisting and exisiting in a peaceful nation, in which the citizens and the government were on one accord.
• Sermon by Dr. James E Milton

  Dr. James E. Milton explored the role of God in modern society.
• "Making Religion Authentic"; Sermon by Andrew L. Johnson

  Andrew L. Johnson discussed the centrality of love in religion, citing biblical verses to emphasize that love is the most crucial aspect of faith. They also highlighted the importance of combating selfishness and man's inhumanity to man in religion.
• "Doing Our Thing"; Sermon by Peter J. Gomes

  Peter J. Gomes discuss the importance of worshiping God with their gifts and offerings, as well as the value of Christian service. They emphasize the need for a mobile church that moves beyond the four walls of a building to reach the people in their communities, particularly in Macon County.
• "The Challenge of Overseas Missions"; Sermon by William J. Harvey, III

  William J. Harvey, III discusses how there is a need to support the other nations oversea as they seek civil equality just as they supported us.
• "The Collegiate Theologian"; Sermon by Andrew L. Johnson

  Andrew L. Johnson expressed gratitude for the new chapel and the opportunity to worship in a beautiful space.
• "The Long View"; Sermon by Harry V. Richardson

  Chaplain Harry V. Johnson emphasized the significance of religion in education and life while highlighting the importance of understanding young people's demands for a better world free from war, poverty, and discrimination.
• 67th Annual Founders' Day

  Dr. Bernard C. Watson discussed the historical significance of Tuskegee Institute and its commitment to excellence, while emphasizing the importance of accountability and responsibility for the institution's future.
• "Guide Lines for Greatness"; Sermon by Roy C. Nichols

  Roy C. Nichols semon focused on undertssanding God's faith and mercy as it appeals to our daily life.
• Ralph Abernathy speaking at Tuskegee Civic Association meeting

  Ralph Abernathy emphasizes the importance of unity and collective action in the fight for racial equality.
• "The Nostrils of God"; Sermon by Joseph L. Roberts, Jr.

  Joseph L. Roberts, Jr. emphasized as key to navigating life's challenges.
• "Maintaining A Valueable Balance"; Sermon by Frederick G. Outlaw

  Pastor Frederick Glover Outlaw emphasizing the importance of community and service in the church.
• Personal Perspectives at Tuskegee Institute: Interview of B.B. Walcott

  The conversation revolved around the history, legacy, and cultural significance of Tuskegee University, with Mrs. Walcott and Fanny Cooley sharing personal insights on the school's early years.
• "The Religious Gap"; Sermon by Dr. William D. White

  Dr. William D. White emphasize the importance of trusting in God's guidance and following His will.
• "What Religion Is and Does"; Sermon by Dr. Grant S. Shockley

  Dr. Grant S. Shockley emphasized the importance of dedicating one's life to God and prioritizing Him in all aspects of life.
• "Our Religious Roots"; Sermon by Dr. Cecil W. Cone

  Cecil Cone emphasized the importance of gratitude and forgiveness in worship, and the role of religious beliefs in shaping personal growth.
• "Communion"; Sermon by James Earl Massey

  James Earl Massey shared their thoughts on the intersection of leadership and faith in the modern world.
• Tuskegee Civic Assoication Meeting #43

  Members met to advocate for voting rights and social justice in the Tuskegee community.
• "The God Who Keeps"; Sermon by James Earl Massey

  James Earl Massey emphasized the importance of prayer and faith in dealing with life's challenges.
• "Gifts For Your Future"; Sermon by James Earl Massey

  James Earl Massey discussed how it is crucial to seek God's guidance and support. He emphasized the importance of prayer and trust in God's mercy.
• Sermon by Dr. Tom Skinner

  Dr. Tom Skinner emphasized the significance of worship and God's presence in their lives.
• "Spiritual Blindness"; Sermon by Bernard Lafayette

  Bernard Lafayette discussed the dangers of spiritual blindness and its consequences, emphasizing the importance of listening and understanding in various contexts.