The Reverend Howard-John Wesley has gone viral online after he spoke about right-wing activist Charlie Kirk in a sermon.

Alexandria pastor Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley criticized honoring Charlie Kirk with half-staff flags, calling the ...

When he stepped to the podium at Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, last month, Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley had a message for his congregation about the broad-daylight murder of ...

Wesley’s sermon drew raucous applause as he denounced the Trump administration, white supremacy, and what he called America’s “selective compassion.” ...

Charlie Kirk, 31, an avowed Christian, White nationalist, and White House insider, had a history of bigoted, racist remarks.

A church in Alexandria was thrust into national headlines following a sermon addressing the death of conservative activist ...

Nowhere in the Bible .. we are taught to honor evil," the Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley said. “How you die does not redeem how you lived.” ...

Reverend Howard-John Wesley's sermon rebuking attempts to make Charlie Kirk a hero went viral, with many on social media approving the words.

The clip, posted to social media, ends with Wesley saying, "I am sorry, but there's nowhere in the Bible where we are taught to honor evil. How you die does not redeem how you lived. You do not become ...

A debate has been sparked among Black pastors who are trying to square a heroic view of Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old ...

Dr Howard-John Wesley said Charlie Kirk shouldn’t be hailed a hero after death, sparking mixed reactions by stressing one’s life actions matter more than dying tragically.

The Rev. Howard-John Wesley on Sunday spoke out against efforts to whitewash the legacy of right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk in the wake of his assassination on a Utah college campus last ...