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By Renee Foose, Special to the AFRO

The late Rev. Dr. Johnnie Colemon is widely regarded as the “first lady of New Thought Christianity” and paved the way for women of color to enter ministry and pursue their calling.  Her message of “teaching people how to live better lives” resonates with communities across the globe and locally.

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Colemon was an African-American womanist theologian who taught practical Christianity in a clear and understandable way for everyday life,” said Lameteria Hall, assistant minister of One God One Thought Center for Better Living (OGOT) in Baltimore, where the teachings of Coleman thrive.

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Dr. Johnnie Colemon, known as first lady of the New Thought Movement, began a conscious journey of spiritual unfoldment when she got news in 1952 that she had an incurable disease. Knowing intuitively it wasn’t her time to die, she sought spiritual understanding at the Unity School of Christianity, in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, where she