In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Poe explores the importance of preserving Black legacy with a special event at Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church. Joining the conversation are Pastor Carolyn Cavaness, Councilman Nicholas O'Rourke, and Director of Interfaith Affairs Billy Thompson. They discuss how faith, civic leadership, and the law come together to protect and pass down generational wealth.

The conversation touches on the significance of Mother Bethel's historic property, the responsibility of faith leaders in estate planning, and the impact of tangled titles on community wealth.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Poe is joined by Asia Williams, director of the Title Clearance Unit at the Philadelphia Register of Wills.

They discuss the importance of clearing tangled titles, which can prevent homeowners from accessing city programs and making repairs. Asia shares her team's process for helping citizens navigate the complex process, from searching for heirs to obtaining death certificates and clearing liens. With over 11,000 tangled titles in Philadelphia, this conversation highlights the need for education and assistance in preserving property rights and creating generational wealth.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Poe is joined by Pat Parkinson, the Director of the Clerk of Orphans Court. They dive into the often-misunderstood world of Orphans Court, exploring its history, responsibilities, and importance in protecting people and property.

From marriage licenses to minor estates and guardianships, Pat breaks down the complexities of the Clerk of Orphans Court's role in ensuring the smooth operation of the court. This conversation sheds light on the often-overlooked aspects of the court system, providing valuable insights for those navigating its processes.

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