Click here to read a Q&A with Alisha By Loretta Fulton Alisha Taylor, a local actress, director, and producer of documentary films, is this year’s honoree at the annual Heroes’ Luncheon sponsored by ICAN (Interested Citizens of Abilene North). The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, April 9, at the Abilene Convention Center. Individual tickets are $40. Rosten Callarman,
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Click here to read article about ICAN’s Heroes’ Luncheon, including ticket information. By Loretta Fulton Alisha Janette Taylor is making quite a name for herself in her hometown as an actress, producer and director of documentary films. And now she can add “Hero” to her resume. On Thursday, April 9, she will be honored at the annual Heroes’ Luncheon, sponsored
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A documentary of last summer’s Racial Healing of America Revival and Bus Tour is now available online. The documentary was made by Alisha Janette Taylor and TaylorMadeStudios and contains images and a narrative for the tour. Here’s the link for the documentary: https://taylormadestudios.vhx.tv/products Alisha Taylor Alisha Taylor is the daughter of Dr. Jerry Taylor, Associate Professor of Bible, Missions and Ministry
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A LEGACY UNEARTHED What: “A Legacy Unearthed, a Documentary About Black History in Abilene”When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 23Where: Paramount Theatre, 352 Cypress St.Admission: Donations requestedDetails: The film is presented in association with the ACU Carl Spain Center on Race Studies and Spiritual Action and the Curtis House Cultural Center By LORETTA FULTON As a pastor, Andrew Penns knows the power
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