Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church

Celebrate cooperative economics by supporting local Black vendors and artists at our holiday marketplace!Join us on Saturday, December 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for WURD’s Empowerment Experience, a live event and holiday marketplace celebrating Black entrepreneurship, creativity, and community growth and hosted by Karen Taylor Bass. This year’s program features two engaging panels focused on culinary innovation and business corridor development.The day will include:Holiday marketplaceShop for jewelry, clothing, home decor, candles, skin and hair care, and much more for holiday shopping, all under one roof.A live broadcastHosted by multiple WURD Radio hostsCompelling panel discussions connected to WURD's Ready,

Join us for our 2023 Empowerment Experience!WURD Radio invites you to join us for our free signature holiday event that is expected to draw more than 300+ WURD listeners and friends — The Empowerment Experience. Celebrate with us this year as we acknowledge the Kwanzaa principle of Ujamaa — Cooperative Economics — with Black and Brown artisans, creators, merchants and more for a holiday marketplace. Attendees can shop for jewelry, clothing, home decor, candles, skin and hair care, and much more for holiday shopping, all under one roof. The day will include:Empowering speakersHoliday marketplace with Black-owned businessesLive-shopping experienceCommunity resources and

Philadelphia’s leading Black media outlets and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church partner for a mayoral candidate forum focused on Black issues.Philadelphia’s leading Black media outlets are partnering with Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church to host a mayoral candidate forum focused on Black issues. This forum will be moderated by Andrea Lawful Sanders, host of The Source, and feature Solomon Jones from WURD Radio and representatives of the Philadelphia Tribune, the Philadelphia Sunday Sun, and Fun Times Magazine questioning the candidates. The panel will focus on issues that have a significant impact on Philadelphia’s Black communities – economic opportunity, education, public safety and