Subject: Mount Olive

• Another Time, Another Country

  December 10, 1998

• Letters

  October 22, 1998

• Letters for January 3-9, 2007

  January 3, 2008

• Letters for January 31-February 6, 2008

  January 31, 2008

• War Between Obama Mamas and Palin Pretties in Lake Worth

  October 23, 2008

• Mama's Boy

  April 3, 2008

• Witch Hunt at New Mount Olive

  Trustees at the state's biggest black church and its pastor are at odds – and heading for court.

  December 20, 2007

• The Life and Crimes of Bam Jones

  Henry Lee Jones is accused of two murders. That's only the beginning.

  November 13, 2003

• Hustling the Hood

  Does it matter to blacks which wealthy, middle-aged white guy is Florida's next governor?

  October 31, 2002

• Black-Built

  Historic African-American Churches of Florida

  October 11, 2001

• A Children's Crusade

  South Florida prosecutors are going after kids younger than 12 years old in record numbers

  August 9, 2001

• "Dr. Mack King Carter Blvd": Will That Be a One-Way Street?

  Photo courtesy Nathaniel Green / New Mount Olive Tape MinistryDr. Mack King Carter of New Mount OliveThe New Mount Olive Baptist Church has chosen to honor its long-time pastor, Dr. Mack King Carter, by naming a Fort Lauderdale street after him. A noble gesture, considering the $3,500 fee, and an especially bold leap of faith when one considers the church's having already invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees to defend Carter against allegations by the church's former trustees

  June 19, 2009

• King's Ransom: New Mount Olive Pastor Requests Lavish Retirement Package

  Flickr User: TomFlickrPhotos​In advance of his retirement next month, Rev. Mack King Carter of New Mount Olive Baptist Church has drafted an awesome wishlist. The letter containing those items was made public in a court filing Friday. Carter asks:for the title of "Pastor Emeritus." for the church pay his health insurance premiums for the next four years. the rights to the income generated by video and tapes of his sermons.for a $50,000 annual payment for the rest of his life And if that's stil

  August 3, 2009

• Dead End in Effort to Rename Street for Pastor

  New Mount Olive's the Rev. Mack King Carter will retire a rich man, but he will not be immortalized on a Fort Lauderdale street sign. This summer, admirers of Carter had filed requests for NW Ninth Avenue, from Sunrise to Broward Boulevard, to be renamed in the pastor's honor.Fort Lauderdale Commissioner Bobby Dubose, whose third district includes New Mount Olive, told the Juice that the item had been placed on the commission's agenda "prematurely," especially since it was becoming apparent tha

  August 3, 2009