Prayer

There are moments when time feels thin, when one year exhales and another quietly steps forward. That was the spirit in the room at Jonahville AME Zion Church as we stood on the final evening of 2025. No rush. Just presence. What a way to step into a new year at The Ville. The sanctuary carried the weight of everything we had walked through and everything we were finally ready to lay down. You could feel it, people coming in not to perform, not to impress, but to be honest be

By Minister Dearest Price, M.Ed There are seasons when our prayers grow quiet. Not because we don’t believe, not because we’ve turned from God, but because life has pressed us so deeply that the most honest word we can whisper is simply, “Help.” People don’t always talk about those seasons. The times when the tears fall faster than the sentences. The times when your heart is so full of confusion that forming a complete prayer feels impossible. The times when you want to speak

As 2025 draws to a close, the Spirit is calling Jonahville back to the altar, back to prayer, back to fellowship, and back to purpose. This is not just a season; it’s a divine invitation. For those returning to Jonahville, those finding their way home, and those standing in the gap for their families this is your moment. A Church Built on Faith Jonahville has always been more than walls and pews. It is a place of healing, a lighthouse on the hill, and a refuge for weary souls