Join us!
A Century of Wisdom:Commemorating
100 Years ofBlack History Month
Streaming Live Online
Saturday, February 21st, 2026
2:00 PM CST
Coordinator for ACLC Women in Ministry Chicago
& Assistant Pastor of Rock of Faith Holiness Church
Covenant Of Christ House of Prayer MBC will be singing a gospel song.
Senior Pastor of Rock of Faith Holiness Church
& Assistant Coordinator for ACLC Women in Ministry Chicago
Honoring Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, who walked alongside Dr. King and carried the torch of civil rights for seven decades, teaching us that faith and activism are one sacred calling.
Event Coordinator for ACLC Women in Ministry
Honoring Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, who led the scientific breakthrough that designed the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, safeguarding humanity through divine wisdom and dedication to healing.
Public Relations Officer for ACLC Women in Ministry Chicago
Honoring Mary G. Evans. Under her stewardship, Cosmopolitan Community Church paid its debts, refurbished its building, and built a community center offering a health clinic and child care. She was a strong supporter of the NAACP and led successful membership drives.
Member of ACLC Women in Ministry
Presenting The Ethiopian Bible. As one of the oldest and most complete Christian canons, it represents an indigenous African expression of Christianity that existed long before European colonization, serving as a foundational resource for Black empowerment.
Advisor for ACLC WIM
Honoring The Tuskegee Airmen, America's first Black military pilots who became legendary Red Tail guardians of the skies, protecting bomber crews with unmatched skill and proving that courage breaks every barrier.
"They share their thoughts on the children’s Crusade In Birmingham, Alabama USA on May 2, 1963, which reveals a chapter in the Civil Rights movement, when more than 4,000 black schoolchildren who deserted classrooms touching off a week of mass demonstrations in ways their parents could not, the children prevailed, defying the police intimidation that long had plagued Birmingham's black community."
