DRU KELLY SHOW

06/06/2025

03/03/2025

You're invited to join us for a powerful evening of prayer with "The Prayer Warriors Of Kairos," led by Pastor Dru Kelly and friends!

Date: Monday, March 3rd
Time: 8:00 PM (EST) / 7:00 PM (CST)
Where: On Zoom (See the link for access below)

Are you seeking a community that makes a difference in the lives of everyone they touch? Do you want to be part of a fellowship where God is at the center and the only hierarchy is Him? Are you longing for a space where "The prayers of the righteous avails much"?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you won’t want to miss this opportunity! Join us as we seek signs, miracles, and wonders together, and experience the transformative power of prayer.

This prayer call is led by Pastor Dru Kelly of One Church Worldwide Ministries and will be hosted by a different ministry each month. This month's hosting ministry (March 1st) is “The Hundred Fold Church” of Cleveland, Ohio, with Pastor Irma Williams.

Come be a part of a community dedicated to uplifting each other and seeking God's presence. We look forward to seeing you there!

02/27/2025

Bessie Coleman: The First Black Female Pilot Who Defied the Odds

Bessie Coleman was a trailblazer who refused to let race or gender limit her dreams. Born in 1892 in Texas, she grew up in a time when opportunities for Black women were nearly nonexistent. Fascinated by aviation, she applied to flight schools in the U.S. but was rejected because she was both Black and a woman. Determined, she learned French and traveled to France, earning her pilot’s license in 1921—becoming the first Black woman and first Native American to do so.

Coleman returned to the U.S. as a stunt pilot, performing daring aerial tricks at airshows. She used her fame to inspire others, refusing to perform at segregated venues. She dreamed of opening a flight school for Black aviators. Tragically, she died in a plane accident in 1926 at just 34 years old.

Though her life was cut short, Coleman’s legacy soared. She paved the way for future Black pilots and remains an icon of perseverance and courage. Her story reminds us to break barriers and chase our dreams, no matter the obstacles.