The controversial Atlah Worldwide Church in Harlem temporarily staved off foreclosure. The church at 36 West 123rd Street, near Lenox Avenue, was slated to go up for public auction next week for owing ...
In the bitter struggle to force Harlem’s Atlah church to take down a sickeningly gay-bashing, illegal sign, the city’s “administrative enforcement” is proving no match for the church’s “fire and ...
LGBT spiritual group Rivers of Living Water attempts to buy famously anti-gay Atlah Church in Harlem
This would be an irony of biblical proportions. A spiritual group supporting gay rights wants to scoop up the hate-spewing Atlah Church in Harlem. The church — famous for its anti-gay and anti-Obama ...
A Harlem church is certainly having its trials and tribulations. The controversial World Atlah Church on Lenox Ave. and 123rd St. — infamous for its anti-gay and anti-Obama messages on its billboard — ...
In the near-decade that Stacy Parker LeMelle has lived across the street from the Atlah Worldwide Missionary Church on Lenox Avenue, she has had to swallow a daily dose of outrage. There — on one of ...
ATLAH World Missionary Church, the Harlem religious institution best known for its pastor’s peculiar fixation on homosexuality, has put up yet another floridly offensive sign, this one stating the ...
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- The Atlah Church in Harlem is known for its anti-gay messages. Now a group that helps homeless LGBT youth wants to buy the church's building. "To allow our young people to be ...
*A lengthy investigative piece published by the Huffington Post explores the allegations of sexual and physical abuse against the students from Atlah World Missionary Church, the infamous Harlem-based ...
For the queer Internet, the Atlah World Missionary Church has been something of a dark joke since it first made headlines in 2014 for its hateful street-facing sign, which often features Christian ...
In response to a court ruling that let it once again avoid foreclosure, the vocally anti-gay Atlah Worldwide Missionary Church in Harlem threatened -- both with a sign outside its church and on social ...
A Harlem church run by a rabid homophobe escaped foreclosure after a Manhattan judge ordered an earlier judgement to be vacated. In December, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge ordered a public ...
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