Podcasts about beyonc mass

Today's Topics: 1, 2) Stanford University to host "Beyoncé Mass"  "...a womanist worship service that uses the music and personal life of Beyoncé as a tool to foster an empowering conversation about Black women" https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/stanford-hosts-beyonce-mass-at-university-church/ 3, 4) DoD study group: Cyborg warriors could be here by 2050 https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2019/11/27/cyborg-warriors-could-be-here-by-2050-dod-study-group-says/

BEYONCÉ MASS WHAT DOES IT MEAN? DO YOU PICTURE GOD AS A WOMAN OR A MAN --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tatiswr7d/message

Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost; Sermon based on Genesis 16:7-13 (Women's Bible Lectionary, trans. Rev. Dr. Wil Gafney) and Matthew 6:9-13 (interpreted by Rev. Brenda M. Norton for her Beyoncé Mass)....This item belongs to: audio/first-church-brooklyn-sermons.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

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This week, Lisa Weaver is joined by Professor Yolanda Norton, Hebrew Bible scholar, and creator of the Beyoncé Mass, a womanist worship experience. Lisa and Yolanda explain why Mizpah, a fortified military city in the Ancient Near East, should have been a safe space for Jephthah's Daughter. They also delve into the social customs of the day and why some may choose not to fool with Jephthah and his promise to God.

You just need to listen. https://www.beyoncemass.com/ Thank you to Reverend Yolanda for her creative force. He has curated and music and life's work of Beyoncé into life changing, culture impacting expression of humanity and empowerment for black women. Rev. Yolanda M. Norton is the H. Eugene Farlough Chair of Black Church Studies at San Francisco Theological Seminary. Her womanist scholarship explores how Scripture treats foreign women and how this has led to the oppression of women of color who encounter the Bible today. She is also a PhD candidate in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel and Theology and Practice Fellow at Vanderbilt University. Rev. Norton is ordained in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), and she holds a Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies degree from Wesley Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Syracuse University. https://www.instagram.com/beyoncemass/ Special thanks for our BraveMaker ambassador: Keren Southall for co-hosting the conversation. https://www.instagram.com/kerensouth/ www.BraveMaker.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bravemaker/support

A few years ago, a young seminary professor in San Francisco felt inspired by musical icon Beyoncé Knowles Carter to produce a worship service around her songs. The result was the Beyoncé Mass which highlighted Beyoncé music along with Biblical scriptures and positive messages. The latest incarnation was recently held in New York City. Should womanist theology reflect the success of contemporary women on par with those in the Christian and Hebrew Scriptures or is this simply modern idolatry. Join Dr. Neal in the discussion of this and other topics of the da

And Episcopal Church in San Francisco California has played Beyonce’s music during mass.  According to the article in the link below, “San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral is planning to host a Beyoncé Mass on April 25, using the pop icon’s music to celebrate black female spirituality.”  The fact that Beyonce's music was being played during mass was advertised to draw people into the mass.  The apparent intent was to draw in people who belong to different ethnic and minority groups especially black women.  Many people have voiced opposition to Beyonce’s music being played during mass.  What is your viewpoint on this?  Should certain types of music not ever be listen to?  Or should certain types of music be restricted from church?  Should only Gospel Church type music and hymns be played or performed in church?  Listen to the brothers in the virtual living room of the body of Christ Church as they examine the Holy Scriptures for the answers to these questions and others. https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5ad8c8f1e4b03c426dac52d1 We air programs on Blog Talk Radio at the following times: Sun 1:30pm, Mon 8:00pm, Tue 8:00pm, Wed 7:00pm, Thu 8:00pm, Fri 7:00pm & Sat 9:00am.  All times are Eastern Standard Time.

It says Jesus "passes" through the crowd, but, really, it's like he took a sword to the heart of all the mobs. Also, Matt took in his first Beyoncè Mass. He's got thoughts! Check it out. Also, rate, review, and get your review read on the air! Land of the Free - The Killers Strangers - The Kinks Mistaken for Strangers - The National Who do you think you are? - Lake Street Dive Love and Trust - Mavis Staples Ordinary Love - U2 Love on top - Beyoncè Check out the TVP playlist every week on Spotify (open.spotify.com/user/vinylpreacher) The Vinyl Preacher is supported by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and LuMin: the Lutheran Campus Ministry Network. It is produced by Nick Morris, aka Draze Force.

And Episcopal Church in San Francisco California has played Beyonce’s music during mass.  According to the article in the link below, “San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral is planning to host a Beyoncé Mass on April 25, using the pop icon’s music to celebrate black female spirituality.”  The fact that Beyonce's music was being played during mass was advertised to draw people into the mass.  The apparent intent was to draw in people who belong to different ethnic and minority groups especially black women.  Many people have voiced opposition to Beyonce’s music being played during mass.  What is your viewpoint on this?  Should certain types of music not ever be listen to?  Or should certain types of music be restricted from church?  Should only Gospel Church type music and hymns be played or performed in church?  Listen to the brothers in the virtual living room of the body of Christ Church as they examine the Holy Scriptures for the answers to these questions and others. https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5ad8c8f1e4b03c426dac52d1 We air programs on Blog Talk Radio at the following times: Sun 1:00pm, Mon 8:00pm, Tue 8:00pm, Wed 7:00pm, Thu 8:00pm, Fri 7:00pm & Sat 9:00am.  All times are Eastern Standard Time.

On Episode 38 - LB, Koney and DJ Swale react to the recent phenomenon of a story that is “Beyoncé Mass” and whether secular music should be tolerated in the same scene as church. Our special guest this week is none other than radio personality Ayeeedubb. She takes a moment to share her journey to this point, spotlight a few of her favorite memories as well as looks ahead to new and exciting opportunities. You can follow her on IG @ayeeedubb Introducing your hosts - LB, Koney & DJ Swale. @lbfrom26 @koney_luv @swalethegreat @elevateddaze Use the hashtag #ElevatedRadio on social media

This week on the podcast we explore the United States' need to keep tabs on her "Ex" across the pond. We also explore creative expressions of "church" from people in leotards swinging from drapes to Beyoncé themed worship.

After a brief life update from Ashley (she's coming back to the podcast soon!) Katey talks with Cari Jackson about what to do when we long for spiritual community but have trouble finding a place where we fit in. Cari offers some ideas for how to begin creating community on our own, and we even touch on the Beyoncé Mass briefly. Rev. Dr. Cari Jackson is the author of five books, a speaker, a social healer, and a leadership coach. Cari is ordained minister, holds PhD in social ethics, and also has a law degree. She’s currently the Executive for Religious Leadership and Advocacy for the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice,  and she’s worked across many different movements and organizations, bringing hope and healing and joy to the struggle for a more just, compassionate world. Read our shownotes at: http://kindredspodcast.com/2018/05/14/episode-18-searching-for-belonging-with-cari-jackson/

In this episode of Just thinking, Darrell and Virgil discuss the wide-ranging theological impacts of an Episcopal church in San Francisco that is making news for its plans to host a Beyoncé Mass in late-April 2018. This California Church is Hosting a Beyonce Mass - Huffington Post The B.A.R. Podcast Network: The B.A.R. Podcast