Rose C. Belk

March 14
• Rose Belk Ministries is leading
workship at Faith
Community Fellowship
Apostle’s Appreciation at 6
p.m. at The Plaza Hotel, 225
Carowinds Blvd. in Fort Mill,
S.C. For more information or to
register, call (704) 509-4552. - The Charlotte Post

April 1, 2010 by Dominique •
Think you have what it takes? Are you a talented singer, musician, actor, comedian, or rapper? If you are any of these, you should enter the I Got Nexx talent contest put on by gospel music artist Shirley Caesar.
Upload your best performance video-you will have to pay $25.00 for the privilege however-and your video will be voted on by Shirley Caesar’s team and fans. A winner will be announced on the 29th of each month with voting starting on the 1st of the month. The grand prize winner will receive a prize of $25,000, 2nd place gets $15,000, and 3rd place receives $10,000.
Pastor Caesar has certainly been busy lately. In addition to I Got Nexx, she released the gospel music video for “Playground in Heaven”, was featured on Best of the Stellar’s on Gospel Music Channel, and will be featured in the April 5th issue of Jet Magazine. Upcoming concert appearances include Carnegie Hall on April 28th and the Stellar Awards Gospel Music Mother’s Day Celebration on May 9th. You will also see her soon on the Mo’Nique show and Good Day Atlanta.
This month’s winner on I Got Nexx is Rose Belk who won for gospel song “This is Your Season”. Check out the video below after the jump. I Got Nexx is also on twitter.
- 1800Gospel.com

Apr 14, 2010 ... In addition to “I Got Nexx”, our beloved Pastor will be featured in the ... THIS MONTHS WINNER ROSE BELK. The unique contest gives aspiring ...
- Outercourttalk.com

This month’s winner on I Got Nexx is Rose Belk who won for gospel song “This is Your Season”.
- The Goings On of Clavier Chanean

By Ryanne Persinger
ryanne.persinger@thecharlottepost.com

Monique Clyburn first heard about the Important
Maternal Principles and Christian
Training program on the radio.
Last Saturday was her first time attending a
meeting at the Stratford Richardson YMCA
where the organization holds meetings on the
weekends.
“We talked about different stories of single
women from the Bible and we also talked
about time management,” Clyburn, a single
mother of children ages 3 and 1, said. “I like
the openness,” the 21-year-old added.
Clyburn is one of several young women who
attend the free IMPACT training classes for
single mothers ages 16 to 25. Childcare is provided
as well as transportation within a fivemile
radius.
IMPACT’s mission is to help single women
fulfill God’s plan for their lives and provide
them with workplace development, time management
skills, continuing education, etiquette
and parenting skills.
Rose Belk started the free program with the
hopes of targeting single young mothers that
reside along the West Boulevard corridor; although
anyone is welcome to attend the workshops.
“We’re hoping to impact their lives,” Belk
said. “We want to teach them about being responsible
and taking care of their children.” - The Charlotte Post