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During the past fifty years, while serving as Pastor of the Stronger Hope Baptist Church in New Orleans, Louisiana, there have been many demanding circumstances of the moment for a special kind of message for a special occasion. Sermonic resources have always been a welcoming assistance when time was of essence. Rev. Brent has provided the kind of resource material that will be helpful to busy pastors everywhere. The theological, homiletical and biblical soundness of these messages are truly thought provoking. There is a kind of word coloring and a winding of the subject matter in thought-provoking ideas. Many thanks to this new-generation brilliance, and Rev. William Brent, Jr., for providing this wonderful tool of sermon building.I am sure it is welcomed by pastors across the country. Dr.J. C. Profit, Jr., Ed. D. President of Ideal Missionary Baptist and Educational Association, Inc. Pastor, Stronger Hope Baptist Church

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR The Reverend William Brent, Jr., currently serves as Pastor of the First African Baptist Church of New Orleans. Organized in 1817 by thirty-two freed slaves and sixteen white citizens, it is the oldest church forpeople of color in the State of Louisiana. As a Pastor/Community Leader, Rev. Brent serves on the New Orleans Job Corps Public Relations Board and the Central City Housing Development Board. Chaplain of the Young Men Olympian Benevolent Organization, Inc. General Secretary of The Gatekeepers Ministerial Association. Former Instructor Homiletics at Union Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, La. He is President of the Ethan A. Henry Foundation and General Coordinator of The Gate Keepers Ministerial Alliance. The Reverend William Brent, Jr., is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, and educated in the New Orleans Public School system. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology/Social Work from Dillard University at New Orleans; a Masters of Divinity Degree in Systematic Theology from Union Baptist Theological Seminary at New Orleans; and a Master of Social WorkDegree inDirect Services andAdministration Planning and Organization from Southern University at New Orleans. Reverend Brent served as President of the Men of SocialWork, NewOrleansChapter, duringhistenure asagraduate student. He was the recipient of the School of Social Work Service Award for two consecutive years and the Leadership Award his third year as a graduate student. Reverend Brent also received postgraduate fellowship to Clark Atlanta University.

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