The AME Zion Quarterly Review

30/06/2024

It’s time to have another ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Frances Jackson, Immediate Past Parliamentarian of the 51st Session of The General Conference of The A.M.E. Zion Church, and Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, about Parliamentary Procedures for the General Conference of The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.

Please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on July 15, 2024, @ 8 PM EST for this important conversation.

19/04/2024

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Bro. J Hayes McLendon and Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, about it being time to "Revoke Article XXIII From The Articles Of Religion".
Please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on April 25, 2024, @ 8 PM EST for this important conversation.

Practical Conversations are conversations for the Life of the Church. The life of the Church includes not only its proclamation but also the vibrancy of its people in the promotion and enhancement of the kingdom of God. Practical Conversations intends to engage conversations of practice and theology...

01/02/2024

05/01/2024

Please join us in an hour for a great conversation about the First woman ordained in Methodism.

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, and Rev. Dr. Richard Chapple, Pastor of St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Church, Birmingham, AL about Rev. Julia Foote, a pioneer in Methodism and American Christianity.

What can we learn today from her life, you ask? Well, please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on January 4, 2024, @ 8 PM EST and find out.

04/01/2024

Please join us tonight.

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, and Rev. Dr. Richard Chapple, Pastor of St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Church, Birmingham, AL about Rev. Julia Foote, a pioneer in Methodism and American Christianity.

What can we learn today from her life, you ask? Well, please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on January 4, 2024, @ 8 PM EST and find out.

15/12/2023

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, and Rev. Dr. Richard Chapple, Pastor of St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Church, Birmingham, AL about Rev. Julia Foote, a pioneer in Methodism and American Christianity.

What can we learn today from her life, you ask? Well, please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on January 4, 2024, @ 8 PM EST and find out.

15/11/2023

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review, and Rev. Heather Wills, Associate Minister at Greater Walters A.M.E. Zion Church, Chicago, IL, about Preaching During A Pandemic.

What are some of the best practices to do this, you ask? Well, please make sure to mark your calendar and tune in on November 27, 2023, @ 8 PM EST and find out.

13/10/2023

I wish to thank Rev. LaKesha Womack and all who joined our conversation tonight. We thank you for such a wonderful and thoughtful conversation.

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review and Rev. LaKesha Womack, Founder, Re-Thinking Church Strategies about Re-Thinking Church Ministry In A Post-Pandemic Climate.
How do we do this you ask? Well, mark your calendar, and tune in October 12, 2023 @ 8PM EST and find out.

30/09/2023

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review and Rev. LaKesha Womack, Founder, Re-Thinking Church Strategies about Re-Thinking Church Ministry In A Post-Pandemic Climate.
How do we do this you ask? Well, mark your calendar, and tune in October 12, 2023 @ 8PM EST and find out.

29/09/2023

Zion in attendance at a lecture given by Dr. Dennis Dickerson at Duke Divinity School. Pictured are Rev. T.J. Bryant, Rev. Mozelle Clyburn, Rev. Elizabeth Howze, Dr. Reginald Broadnax, Rev. Xavier Daniels, and Rev. Joseph Robbins.

13/06/2023

This is the video of yesterday’s conversation.

13/06/2023

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The AME Zion Quarterly Review and Rev. Kaloma Smith, Pastor of the University AME Zion Church about Pentecost. Why does it still matter you ask? Mark your calendar, and tune in June 12, 2023 @ 8PM EST and find out.

02/06/2023

It’s time to have a ”Practical Conversation” with Dr. Reginald Broadnax, The Editor of The AME Zion Quarterly Review and Rev. Kaloma Smith, Pastor of the University AME Zion Church about Pentecost. Why does it still matter you ask? Mark your calendar, and tune in June 12, 2023 @ 8PM EST and find out.

28/09/2022

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The A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review is a peer reviewed journal of The A.M.E. Zion Church. The Quarterly Review seeks to publish articles of theological discourse concerning the areas of Bible, theology, history/doctrine and ministry of The A.M.E. Zion Church. The Quarterly Review will also entertain ge...

13/08/2022

The 1st article for the October Edition is now completed.

16/07/2022

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16/07/2022

Introducing the 12th Editor of the A.M.E. Zion Quarterly Review

15/07/2022

Beloved Zion: The Chairman of the Board of Publications, Bishop George Crenshaw and I have been friends since our days in Indiana; so, when he called me, I really didn’t think anything other than another friendly call. When he offered me this position, I was stunned. I had no idea a change was in ...