When you look back on our history as Black people, everything was done to keep Black love from happening. During the institution of slavery, families were torn apart due to the killings of mothers and fathers, and families were separated over and over again. Our ancestors paved the way for us to be able to marry legally. As a younger adult, yes, a younger adult, it is refreshing to see couples withstand the trials and tribulations of life and come out on top with the help of God.
Growing up, Black love was displayed in my home, family, church, and community. I have been able to witness it up close and personal through the love of my parents. Unconditional love is a type of love that is recited in wedding vows and shown in the day-to-day of life. Zion Church , answered a few questions about their love for each other and how it is everlasting. I appreciate both couples for spending time to provide advice and wisdom about their journey in marriage.
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I had a good and strong arm and could throw the paper. Presiding Elder Vincent Jones - She caught my attention because she was the only paper delivery girl in town. I tried to get her attention which I had little success at doing. I made my way to her house to ask for permission. Her dad wanted to know who I was, well, who my parents were.
Once he found out, he said sure. Montina Jones - I had long, bushy ponytails, and he said when I rode the bike, he could see the wind blowing through my ponytails. He said they were so beautiful. Presiding Elder Vincent Jones - When she said the hair caught my attention, that was a part of it — laughter.
Zion Church. I knew it was love because we both had the same mutual interest in advocacy and education for Black people. She would always carry herself in a classy and distinguished manner. I was attracted to her zeal for the Lord, her love for the church, and her overall ministry mentality. I knew he was the one because we shared the same family values and drive for social justice; God revealed him in a dream.
