Reality TV lovers on the lookout for “Preachers of Detroit” can rejoice: The show has an official air date.
Oxygen, which brought viewers “Preachers of L.A.,” is now gearing up for the Feb. 18 debut of the Motown spinoff “Preachers of Detroit,” the basic-cable network announced Wednesday. The series will air at 10 p.m. Wednesdays and focus on faith and family as seven men and women of the cloth share their triumphs and challenges in and out of the pulpit and around the metro area.
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Looking for success? You may have to change your mindset.
“Instinct” author and bishop T.D. Jakes spoke with FBN’s Charles Payne Wednesday on what it takes to achieve business success. Here are some of his tips:
No. 1: Think global.
“You can’t be tribal and be a global thinker at the same time. The reason money is called currency is that it needs to be able to flow. And the issue is, do you have a vision that flows beyond people who look like you, think like
Charles Barkley defended Adrian Peterson and expressed hope that Ray Rice gets another chance to play in the NFL during a Sunday interview with Jim Rome on the CBS pregame show The NFL Today.
After expressing optimism that the “tragic mistake” made by Ray Rice will help raise awareness of domestic violence, the outspoken NBA Hall of Famer was asked about the indictment of Peterson. Barkley said he understands the anger toward the Minnesota Vikings running back but said “every black parent in
