Prominent preachers, theologians, teachers, community and institutional leaders have much to say about the ministry of Rev. Clarence James!

:: REV. E.K. BAILEY,
Senior Pastor, Concord Missionary Baptist Church - Dallas, Texas
The Reverend Clarence James is truly a preacher and prophet in this present age. Not only are his lectures enthusiastically presented, they are felicitous. He presents a practical model living for a Godly life in an ungodly world. When I could sit, I sat spell-bound, on the edge of my seat, waiting with baited breath for his next profound utterance. May God bless him with a long life an continued wisdom as he selflessly shares that the Lord has laid on his heart.

:: DR. VEVELYN FOSTER, Jackson State University --
The Reverend Clarence James brought to Jackson State U. a message of concern and hope. He stresses the need for a strong sense of history, appreciation for the motherland of Africa, and specific strategies for building strong black male leaders. Though Rev. James emphasis is on manhood, he does not de-emphasize the historical and positive role women played to the strength and stability of the family. In fact, he extols the role of black women and sees black male leadership building as a way of complementing an extending his positive influence. The groundwork he laid will be used to develop effective programs to enhance families and especially youth.

:: CAROLYN E. JOHNSON, Ph.D.,
Interim Director, Afro-American Studies Center, Perdue University
Rev. James presentation concerning the black male during our annual Afro-American Studies Conference opened the door of our minds and led us into new ways of thinking and hopefully new ways of acting. His blend of scholarship, spiritual centership, and concern for people put into perspective new understandings about the black male. His presentation was truly the highlight of the conference.

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