Eddie Taylor

We are convinced that much of the world and even the church is missing it when it comes to Christmas, Advent, and the Holidays. The busyness of our lives has stripped the holidays of wonder and, yes, the glory that they were meant to possess. Join Us on this annual pilgrimage through His Word as we celebrate His arrival on the stage of history... His Story. There was nothing about His birth, His life, or His death that fit into the expectations of humanity, and yet He completely transforms us all when we embrace who He is and how He chooses to lead us.

We all want wisdom and we know the book of Proverbs overflows with it. The issue is we don't know how to harvest it from its pages. This 31-day devotional will teach you how.

How to Move Black America Forward focuses on what has been done and what can be done to continue the progress of Black America. By looking at the perceived obstacles and the concrete solutions to keep moving forward, this book exposes Black America's strengths and potential that is filled with the possibility of becoming more than has ever been imagined, by some. Each chapter reveals the underlying strength of Black America and how that strength must be used to continue the momentum of forward progress. Dr. Taylor uses practical means to develop an approach to accomplish the task of moving forward.

This little book is not intended to be an exhaustive account on the work and history of Black America. It is suggestive and explanatory. It's objective is to stimulate men and women to the discovery and perception of the truth that the answer for the community is within the community. This book investigates the progress and awakening of the Black community through development and improvement. Focusing on growth, both during and post-slavery, and how it's imperative to continue and honor what has been established by and for Black America. This book spotlights what problems lie within Black America and how they can be significantly repaired. From Black organizations such as the NAACP and the National Urban League, Black Fraternities and Sororities, and Prince Hall Masons to the Black church. All of these institutions have carried important roles in the development of Black America. ""They have all contributed to the evolution from education, economics, environment, etc."" says Dr. Taylor.