Calling Spiritual Leaders of Willingboro from All Walks of Life

 Black Willingboro will like to extend an invitation to the Spiritual Leaders of Willingboro no matter the denomination or color. To have an open panel discussion on Facebook live. Date and time is to be determined. Discussion topics will be base on, "How can Black Willingboro and its Leaders better serve its community". It's time to end spiritual conflicts, it's time to end independence and claim economic unity. If we are to stand for Willingboro as a community we must lead by example. We must open dialogue to show our community that we are there for them. We must put action in front of the words we preach or else they become hollow words. We must stop thinking its a competition, and actually come together to build for our communities. Blackline is now in 7 participating cities, Black Florence, Black Salisbury, Black Detroit, Black Darlington, Black Greensboro, Black Nashville, and Black Willingboro. Willingboro is the Alpha of these participating cities. We have a chance to become a community based financial institution. Black Willingboro is ran by its community Cory Cottingham, Maurice Grady, Alexis Mua Grady, Mark Weston, Tiffany Brown, and I myself Ronald Brown the only foreigner to the Willingboro community and we are just about the only people collectively showing we give a damn. Others seems to be more worried about reputations than the community of Willingboro. We are here for the collective good of our community, we are not picking and choosing who to take care of. As we said before, "When the vision was the same as the blueprint we came together". What's stopping you?