Garland Ford Childs Jr. loved crunching numbers. That’s why he opened Childs Business Services in the West End. He operated the accounting and tax preparation business for more than four decades.

The Rev. Dwayne E. Whitehead is the leader of a new Richmond area chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

The Richmond Christian Center might not have to sell its sanctuary after all.

Mr. Cornelius Wright Sherman is being remembered following his death Dec. 18, 2014, in Richmond. He was 80.

Those who lost someone to violence had a chance to publicly remember their loved ones last week at City Hall.

’Tis the season for depictions of baby Jesus and other biblical figures in movies and plays, on cards and in churches.

Rev. Canon Charles L.L. Poindexter followed his childhood dream and served in the priesthood for more than five decades, including as rector at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church on North Side from 1998 to 2004.

The tribute concert to gospel music icon Andraé Crouch scheduled for Dec. 9 at the Altria Theater was postponed, organizers announced.

The bankrupt Richmond Christian Center has gained a fresh 12-day opportunity.

Edythe Elizebeth “Peggy” Mitchell Smith came from a long line of trailblazers.

Out with “Amahl.” In with “Home for the Holidays.”

Mary Frances Rogers Barnes saw great potential in every child.

The building that housed the bankrupt Richmond Christian Center is going to remain a worship center.

Edna H. McEachin was a librarian assistant at Armstrong High School and taught special education for more than a decade at Thomas Jefferson High School before retiring in 1989.

Mr. McCollum drove buses commercially for more than 40 years. He considered his passengers his second family.