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Historien skrives av seierherrene. Men trenger vi ikke også å høre historien fra den andre siden, fra vanlige mennesker fanget midt i historiens omveltninger, tvunget til å velge side, eller bare forsøke å overleve? Til de som forvises til fotnotene i historiebøkene, eller som aldri nevnes.Dette kan sies å være utgangspunktet i romanene til sudansk-skotske Leila Aboulela og etiopisk-amerikanske Maaza Mengiste, som begge skriver med utgangspunkt i sine hjemlands historiske begivenheter.I Aboulelas nye roman River Spirit er bakteppet den dramatiske tiden i Sudans historie på slutten av 1800-tallet. I løpet av få år gikk landet gjennom flere okkupasjoner og en blodig revolusjon anført av en mann som påsto å være al-Mahdi (islams Messias). Gjennom et flettverk av ulike stemmer som havner på ulike sider i konfliktene, og med den foreldreløse ungjenta Akuany som omdreiningspunkt, tar Aboulela oss med gjennom Sudans nyere historie.En ung, fattig kvinne er også sentral i Maaza Mengistes roman Skyggekongen (til norsk ved Hilde Stubhaug), som forteller historien om da Etiopia i 1935 ble invadert av Mussolinis Italia. Fortalt fra så forskjellige perspektiver som Etiopias keiser Haile Selassie, den italienske soldaten Ettore og tjenestejenta Hirut, gir romanen et mangefasettert bilde av begivenhetene. Mengiste har selv sagt at hun var særlig opptatt av å utforske kvinnenes rolle i motstandskampen.Mengiste er født i Etiopia, og bor i dag i USA. Hun har utforsket Etiopias historie i begge sine kritikerroste romaner, debuten Beneath the Lion's Gaze og Skyggekongen, sistnevnte ble kortlistet til den prestisjetunge Booker-prisen. Mengiste har også gjort seg bemerket som fotograf og essayist.Aboulela er født i Sudan, og bor i dag i Skottland. Hun har utgitt en rekke prisvinnende romaner, novellesamlinger og skuespill. River Spirit er første roman i en planlagt serie som utforsker Skottlands rolle i britenes kolonisering av Sudan.På Litteraturhuset møter Aboulela og Mengiste forfatter og kunstnerisk leder for Radical Books Collective, Bhakti Shringarpure, til samtale om å skrive historiske romaner, og om å løfte fram kvinners og hverdagsmenneskers opplevelser i den store historien. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

History is written by the victorious. But do we not also need to hear the story from the other side, from ordinary people caught in the middle of historical upheavals, forced to pick a side, or just try to survive? To those relegated to the footnotes in the history books, or not mentioned at all.This can be said to be the starting point for the novels of Sudanese-Scottish Leila Aboulela and Ethiopian-American Maaza Mengiste, both writing about historical events in their home countries.The backdrop in Aboulela's new novel River Spirit is the dramatic time in the Sudan's history in the late 19th century. In the span of just a few years, the country underwent several occupations, as well as a bloody revolution led by a man claiming to be al-Mahdi (the Islamic Messiah). Through a multitude of voices from different sides of the conflicts, and with the young orphaned girl Akuany as a turning point, Aboulela leads us through a central historical time in the Sudan.A young, poor woman is also central in Maaza Mengiste's The Shadow King, telling the story of 1935 Ethiopia invaded by Mussolini's Italy. Told from as different perspectives as Ethiopia's emperor Haile Selassie, the Italian soldier Ettore and the servant girl Hirut, the novel offers a complex picture of the events. Mengiste has emphasized that she was particularly interested in exploring women's role in the resistance movement.Mengiste was born in Ethiopia, and is currently living in the United States. She has explored Ethiopia's recent history in both her critically acclaimed novels Beneath the Lion's Gaze and The Shadow King, with the latter shortlisted for the prestigious Booker Prize. Mengiste has also made her mark as a photographer and an essayist.Aboulela was born in the Sudan, today she lives in Scottland. She has published a number of award winning novels, short story collections and plays. River Spirit is the first novel in a planned series exploring Scotland's role in the British colonization of the Sudan.At the House of Literature, Aboulela and Mengiste meet writer and creative director of the Radical Books Collective, Bhakti Shringarpure, for a conversation about writing historical fiction, and about foregrounding the stories of women and ordinary people within big historical events. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ungjenta Hirut får tjeneste hos et rikt par, men havner snart i sentrum for parets mange krangler, sjalusi og sorg over tapet av et barn. Vi befinner oss i Etiopia på 1930-tallet. Bedre blir det ikke når Italia med Mussolini i spissen invaderer landet, og Hiruts herre må lede en motstandshær. Kona nekter å sitte hjemme og vente på mannen, og danner sin egen styrke, av kvinner. I hovedstaden forsøker keiser Selassie å drukne ute den prekære virkeligheten med lyden av opera.I romanen The Shadow King har forfatter Maaza Mengiste tatt utgangspunkt i et sentralt kapittel i etiopisk historie, og sin egen familiehistorie. Hun tar oss med inn i fortellingene til tjenestejenta Hirut og husfruen hennes, men også til hærføreren Kidane, den italienske soldaten Ettore og keiser Haile Selassie. Resultatet er en flerstemt roman som utfyller bildet om Etiopias motstandskrig, om enkeltmenneskenes liv i den store historien.Mengiste ble født i Etiopia, men familien hennes forlot landet på slutten av 70-tallet, under den etiopiske revolusjonen, som er tema i debutromanen Beneath the Lion's Gaze. Både debuten og The Shadow King har begeistret kritikere, og har blitt oversatt til en rekke språk.Sofi Oksanen har, i likhet med Mengiste, skrevet fiksjon ut fra historiske hendelser, blant annet fra et Sovjet-okkupert Øst-Europa under andre verdenskrig i romanene Stalins kyr og Utrenskning. Også her står kvinnenes erfaringer sentralt.Nå er det igjen krig, både i Etiopia og i Ukraina. Sofi Oksanen møter Maaza Mengiste til en samtale om litteraturens rolle i å hjelpe oss med å forstå historien og vår egen samtid.Samtalen er på engelsk.Litteraturhusets satsning på afrikansk litteratur er støttet av NORAD. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The young girl Hirut starts working for a wealthy couple, but is soon brought into their many quarrels, their jealousy and grief over the loss of a child. This is Ethiopia in the 1930s. Things go from bad to worse when Italy, led by Mussolini, invades the country, and Hirut's master is tasked with organizing an opposition army. His wife refuses to wait at home for him, and creates her own force, made up by women. In the capital, emperor Selassie attempts to shut out the dire situation through the sound of opera.In her novel The Shadow King, Maaza Mengiste takes as her starting point a central chapter in the history of Ethiopia , as well as her own family history. She invites us into the realities of the servant Hirut and her madame, but also that of the army leader Kidane, the Italian soldier Ettore and the emperor Haile Selassie. The result is a polyphonic novel that broadens our perceptions of the Ethiopian-Italian war and the lives of human beings in this great history.Mengiste was born in Ethiopia, but her family left the country in the late 70s, during the Ethiopian revolution, which is central in her debut novel Beneath the Lion's Gaze. Both her debut and The Shadow King has received great critical acclaim, and been translated into numerous languages.Sofi Oksanen has, like Mengiste, created fiction from historical events, such as a Soviet-occupied Eastern Europe during the second world war in her novels Purge and Stalin's Cows. Here, too, the experiences of women are central to the stories.Now, both Ethiopia and Ukraine are at war again. Sofi Oksanen will join Maaza Mengiste for a conversation about the role of literature in helping us understand history and the times we live in.The House of Literature's project to promote African literature is supported by NORAD. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maaza Mengiste är Sverigeaktuell med "Skuggkungen" som kastar ljus på de kvinnliga soldater som skrivits ut ur den afrikanska och europeiska historien. Den är en hjärtskärande, oförglömlig skildring av vad det innebär att vara kvinna i krig. Romanen gavs ut i svensk översättning av Örjan Sjögren på Bokförlaget Tranan hösten 2022. Maaza Mengistes föddes i Addis Abeba, Etiopien, men bor numera i New York. Hon skriver regelbundet i bland annat New Yorker, Granta och New York Times. "Skuggkungen" är hennes andra roman efter debuten "Under lejonets blick" från 2010. "Skuggkungen" utspelar sig i Etiopien 1935. Med hotet om Mussolinis styrkors antågande hängande över dalen försöker Hirut, som nyligen förlorat sina föräldrar, anpassa sig till livet som barnflicka hos Kidane, som är officer i kejsar Haile Selassies armé. Han är i full färd med att mobilisera sina starkaste män inför italienarnas invasion. Men när de dåligt utrustade och illa tränade etiopiska styrkorna förlorar slag efter slag och kejsaren till slut går i exil, så är det Hirut som har en plan för hur folket ska hålla hoppet vid liv. Hon klär ut en jordbruksarbetare till Selassie för att hålla kampen vid liv, och blir sedan själv den falske kejsarens vakt, vilket inspirerar andra kvinnor att ansluta till kampen mot fascismen. "Skuggkungen" är en extraordinärt berättad episk roman baserad på årtal av research som följer den inspirerande Hirut genom fångenskap och tortyr mot den stora upprättelsen. Från 16 november 2022 Jingel: Lucas Brar

Hey there, I'm Judy Croon Canada's keynote humourist Welcome to another episode of Laugh Long and Prosper -shelf help with a dash of humour. Voted one of the best podcasts in Canada last year by CTV. Today's podcast is sponsored by: TROOL Social knows To be visible online you have to be fully committed, congruent in who you are and what you do. YOU MUST ADOPT THE RIGHT MINDSET- Steer your ship to the SS Optimization & TROOL Social To get you Sailing On Course Check out www.TroolSocial.com Today it's Monday – That means it's time for Just Another Mindful Monday. Today's guest is Carolyn Bennett. Carolyn Bennett is a writer and comedian. Selected TV credits include This Hour Has 22 Minutes, CBC COMICS, and The NHL Awards. Produced CBC radio plays include Mixed Media, and Pure Convenience. Produced stage plays include Cancel Culture, Runtkiller, Canis Familiaris, and Double Down Helix. She won the 2013 TIFF Studio Screenwriting Intensive Jury Prize, and was a member of the 2017 Thousand Islands Playwrights' Unit where her play The Monarchists received a public workshop. Bennett's 2019 debut novel, Please Stand By, was published by Vancouver's Now or Never. She is currently working on a collection of short stories, and was mentored by writer K.D. Miller. Her story Be My Zero-Sum was recently published in the Quarantine Review, and another story, Moral Support Desk, is upcoming in Canadian Notes and Queries. She freelances for the Toronto Star, Canadian Immigrant, among others. She had a brief stint as a government writer and speechwriter, for which she will receive a small pension, which she finds amazing. To find out about Hirut comedy nights, go to http://www.Hirut.ca To reach Carolyn, you can go to http://www.CarolynBennettWriterComic.Com To find out about Carolyn's play 'Cancel Culture' go to http://www.AlumnaeTheatre.com To find out about her memoirs writing course, go to http://www.BacklaneStudios.ca To find out about her book, 'Please Stand By' go to https://www.amazon.ca/Please-Stand-Carolyn-Bennett/dp/1988098858 Judy Croon is Canada's Keynote Humorist, Tedx motivational speaker, comedian and stand-up coach at Second City. She has worked with many celebrities including; John Cleese, Jon Stewart, and Joan Rivers. Her specials have appeared on NBC, CBS, CTV and The Comedy Network. She is a co-author of ‘From the Stage to the Page: Life Lessons from Four Funny Ladies!” Judy draws from her standup performance and coaching experience to entertain, inform and inspire in her dynamic keynote entitled, ‘Relieving Work Related Stress with Humour'. Judy is the creator/host of ‘Laughlines' and ‘Stand Up For The Girls' which have both helped raise over $650,000 for breast cancer research.

Invitata lui Filip Standavid este scriitoarea Maaza Mengiste, autoarea romanului Umbra regelui, nominalizat la prestigiosul Booker Prize, povestea extraordinară femeilor-soldat din Etiopia care au ținut piept invaziei fasciste din anii 30. ____________ Cartea anului pentru THE NEW YORK TIMES, GUARDIAN, ELLE, TIME, SPECTATOR Povestea femeilor-soldat care l-au înfruntat pe Mussolini. Un capitol șters din istoria Africii. O luptă care a devenit legendă. Etiopia, 1935. Hirut este orfană și lucrează ca servitoare în căminul lui Kidane, ofițer în armata Împăratului Haile Selassie. Când armatele lui Mussolini se apropie, bărbații trebuie să se mobilizeze. Însă Hirut și celelalte femei își doresc să facă mai mult pentru cauza războiului decât să aibă grijă de răniți și să îngroape morții. Când împăratul fuge și totul pare pierdut pentru Etiopia, Hirut vine cu o idee salvatoare: ca să nu-i lase pe soldați să-și piardă speranța, un țăran blând e deghizat să ia locul împăratului, iar ea devine garda lui de corp, inspirând tot mai multe femei să lupte pentru țara lor. https://nemira.ro/umbra-regelui-maaza-mengiste

Shortlisted for the Booker Prize, The Shadow King is a powerful, poetic book about women soldiers during the Italian Ethiopian war of 1935, the first main conflict of World War II. Drawing on the life of Maaza's own grandmother, it tells the story of Hirut, whose daring plan saves morale when Emperor Selassie goes into exile, only to end up a prisoner of one of Italy's most brutal officers. A captivating study of female power with an indelible, inspirational heroine at its heart. Chaired by Linda Jaivin

TORCH Goes Digital! presents a series of weekly live events Big Tent - Live Events! Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme, one of the founding stones for the future Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities. In conversation with Maaza Mengiste, author of The Shadow King. This event is also part of the North-east Africa Forum at the African Studies Centre at the University of Oxford. Hosted by Elleke Boehmer, Professor of World Literature in English (English Faculty, University of Oxford). Professor Boehmer is currently the Director for the Oxford Centre for Life Writing (OCLW) based at Wolfson College, and former Director of TORCH (2015-17), and also leads on the 'Writers Make Worlds' project - https://writersmakeworlds.com/ Biographies: Maaza Mengiste is the author of the novels, Beneath the Lion's Gaze, selected by the Guardian as one of the 10 best contemporary African books; and The Shadow King, a finalist for the LA Times Books Prize, a New York Times' Notable Book of 2019 and one of TIME's Must-Read Books of 2019. She is the recipient of an American Academy of Arts and Letters award, the Premio il ponte, and fellowships from the Fulbright Scholar Program, the National Endowment for the Arts, Creative Capital, and LiteraturHaus Zurich. Her work can be found in The New Yorker, New York Review of Books, Granta, the Guardian, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and BBC, amongst other publications. In conversation with: Birhanu T. Gessese Birhanu was born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and is now studying Humanities at Kenyon College, USA. He is currently on a year abroad studying English Literature at Exeter University, UK. He likes to compose stories, work with the camera, and illustrate in ink pen. Along with Korranda Harris, he recently interviewed Maaza Mengiste for Africa in Words. Professor Richard Reid (History Faculty, University of Oxford) is a historian of modern Africa, focusing on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. With a particular interest in the culture and practice of warfare in the modern period, part of Professor Reid's research interests includes the more recent armed insurgences, especially those between 1950s and the 1980s. https://www.history.ox.ac.uk/people/professor-richard-reid Professor Tsehai Berhane-Selassie Tsehai Berhane-Selassie taught social-anthropology, gender, and development studies in Universities in Ethiopia, the USA, the UK, and Ireland. She has published on Ethiopian Warriorhood, and gender issues in Ethiopia. 'The Shadow King' Synopsis: Published by Canon Gate. 'DEVASTATING' Marlon James, 'A MODERN CLASSIC' Andrew Sean Greer, 'INCREDIBLE' Lemn Sissay, 'BRILLIANT' Salman Rushdie, 'MAGNIFICIENT' Aminatta Forna, 'EPIC' Mary Morris, 'WONDERFUL' Laila Lalami, 'UNFORGETTABLE' The Times, 'REMARKABLE' New York Times ETHIOPIA. 1935. With the threat of Mussolini's army looming, recently orphaned Hirut struggles to adapt to her new life as a maid. Her new employer, Kidane, an officer in Emperor Haile Selassie's army, rushes to mobilise his strongest men before the Italians invade. Hirut and the other women long to do more than care for the wounded and bury the dead. When Emperor Haile Selassie goes into exile and Ethiopia quickly loses hope, it is Hirut who offers a plan to maintain morale. She helps disguise a gentle peasant as the emperor and soon becomes his guard, inspiring other women to take up arms. But how could she have predicted her own personal war, still to come, as a prisoner of one of Italy's most vicious officers? The Shadow King is a gorgeously crafted and unputdownable exploration of female power, and what it means to be a woman at war.

TORCH Goes Digital! presents a series of weekly live events Big Tent - Live Events! Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme, one of the founding stones for the future Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities. In conversation with Maaza Mengiste, author of The Shadow King. This event is also part of the North-east Africa Forum at the African Studies Centre at the University of Oxford. Hosted by Elleke Boehmer, Professor of World Literature in English (English Faculty, University of Oxford). Professor Boehmer is currently the Director for the Oxford Centre for Life Writing (OCLW) based at Wolfson College, and former Director of TORCH (2015-17), and also leads on the 'Writers Make Worlds' project - https://writersmakeworlds.com/ Biographies: Maaza Mengiste is the author of the novels, Beneath the Lion's Gaze, selected by the Guardian as one of the 10 best contemporary African books; and The Shadow King, a finalist for the LA Times Books Prize, a New York Times' Notable Book of 2019 and one of TIME's Must-Read Books of 2019. She is the recipient of an American Academy of Arts and Letters award, the Premio il ponte, and fellowships from the Fulbright Scholar Program, the National Endowment for the Arts, Creative Capital, and LiteraturHaus Zurich. Her work can be found in The New Yorker, New York Review of Books, Granta, the Guardian, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and BBC, amongst other publications. In conversation with: Birhanu T. Gessese Birhanu was born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and is now studying Humanities at Kenyon College, USA. He is currently on a year abroad studying English Literature at Exeter University, UK. He likes to compose stories, work with the camera, and illustrate in ink pen. Along with Korranda Harris, he recently interviewed Maaza Mengiste for Africa in Words. Professor Richard Reid (History Faculty, University of Oxford) is a historian of modern Africa, focusing on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. With a particular interest in the culture and practice of warfare in the modern period, part of Professor Reid's research interests includes the more recent armed insurgences, especially those between 1950s and the 1980s. https://www.history.ox.ac.uk/people/professor-richard-reid Professor Tsehai Berhane-Selassie Tsehai Berhane-Selassie taught social-anthropology, gender, and development studies in Universities in Ethiopia, the USA, the UK, and Ireland. She has published on Ethiopian Warriorhood, and gender issues in Ethiopia. 'The Shadow King' Synopsis: Published by Canon Gate. 'DEVASTATING' Marlon James, 'A MODERN CLASSIC' Andrew Sean Greer, 'INCREDIBLE' Lemn Sissay, 'BRILLIANT' Salman Rushdie, 'MAGNIFICIENT' Aminatta Forna, 'EPIC' Mary Morris, 'WONDERFUL' Laila Lalami, 'UNFORGETTABLE' The Times, 'REMARKABLE' New York Times ETHIOPIA. 1935. With the threat of Mussolini's army looming, recently orphaned Hirut struggles to adapt to her new life as a maid. Her new employer, Kidane, an officer in Emperor Haile Selassie's army, rushes to mobilise his strongest men before the Italians invade. Hirut and the other women long to do more than care for the wounded and bury the dead. When Emperor Haile Selassie goes into exile and Ethiopia quickly loses hope, it is Hirut who offers a plan to maintain morale. She helps disguise a gentle peasant as the emperor and soon becomes his guard, inspiring other women to take up arms. But how could she have predicted her own personal war, still to come, as a prisoner of one of Italy's most vicious officers? The Shadow King is a gorgeously crafted and unputdownable exploration of female power, and what it means to be a woman at war.

Maaza Mengiste's second novel, THE SHADOW KING, examines Ethiopia's 1935 War with Italy through the eyes of two women who volunteered as soldiers, Hirut, a poor servant girl, and Astor, a privileged young woman whom Hirut works for. The story highlights their marginalization as women in 1935 and the cruelty they have endured.

Maaza Mengiste’s second novel, THE SHADOW KING, examines Ethiopia’s 1935 War with Italy through the eyes of two women who volunteered as soldiers, Hirut, a poor servant girl, and Astor, a privileged young woman whom Hirut works for. The story highlights their marginalization as women in 1935 and the cruelty they have endured.

Sunday, July 14, 2019  “The Foundation of Adoption” [Romans 8] The Book of Romans is said to be the heart of the Gospels of Christ Jesus. We will take a deeper look in to the heart of Paul as he reflects on the heart of Jesus. The 1st Century laws of adoption apply to every believer today! Please join us as we journey together in God’s Agape Love. I will be in Japan this week visiting Crossroad Nishinomiya and family in Okinawa. Pastor Randy Ishida will be teaching at both campuses … see you all on July 21st. “Give ‘Em Heaven, Randy!” two scoops Agape,pastor john Sunday July 14, 2019 Aloha Journey Church Ohana! Kapolei Campus: [1] looking for a BASS PLAYER [email Tiana tianav02@gmail.com ]and [2] helpers for Children’s Church [email Hirut sacayanh@hawaii.rr.com ] Honolulu Campus: [1] looking for help with set-up [email Maynard mrpang@hawaii.rr.com ] and helpers for Children’s Church [email Bebe bebefarrior@gmail.com ] MiniChurch: small group ministry Starts July 21st We are praying to get new MiniChurches [in person and Virtual] started at both campuses. If you currently lead a group, can you let me know either at church or via email john@journeyhawaii.com Honolulu Campus: Pastor Aaron Suzuki aaron@journeyhawaii.com and Pastor Randy Ishida randall@journeyhawaii.com will coordinate the start of new MiniChurches. Kapolei Campus: Pastor John will coordinate start of new MiniChurches. Our hope is to get our MiniChurches ready to go by the start of our next series, “VICTORY OVER THE DARKNESS: What it means to be a CHILD OF GOD” [beginning July 21st] If you need prayer, please visit our prayer team [Kapolei campus: during worship after message; Honolulu, after service ends]. You can also email your requests to journeychurchhawaii@gmail.com Our intercessors will pray during the week for you! Sunday's Message Notes Click here to download the message notes

Sunday, July 7, 2019  “What is THE SPIRIT-FILLED LIFE?” “Don’t drink too much wine, for many evils lie along that path; be filled instead with the Holy Spirit and controlled by him.” [Ephesians 5:18] Join us this Sunday as we unpack what it means to WALK in the POWER of THE HOLY SPIRIT. We will define and describe the Spirit-Filled Life, including how to invite into our lives the supernatural power of God … two scoops Agape,pastor john Sunday July 7, 2019 Aloha Journey Church Ohana! Pastor John will be teaching at both campuses this morning. Kapolei Campus: [1] looking for a BASS PLAYER [email Tiana tianav02@gmail.com ]and [2] helpers for Children’s Church [email Hirut sacayanh@hawaii.rr.com ] Honolulu Campus: [1] looking for help with set-up [email Maynard mrpang@hawaii.rr.com ] and helpers for Children’s Church [email Bebe bebefarrior@gmail.com ] MiniChurch: small group ministry Starts July 21st We are praying to get new MiniChurches [in person and Virtual] started at both campuses. If you currently lead a group, can you let me know either at church or via email john@journeyhawaii.com Honolulu Campus: Pastor Aaron Suzuki aaron@journeyhawaii.com and Pastor Randy Ishida randall@journeyhawaii.com will coordinate the start of new MiniChurches. Kapolei Campus: Pastor John will coordinate start of new MiniChurches. Our hope is to get our MiniChurches ready to go by the start of our next series, “VICTORY OVER THE DARKNESS: What it means to be a CHILD OF GOD” [beginning July 21st] If you need prayer, please visit our prayer team [Kapolei campus: during worship after message; Honolulu, after service ends]. You can also email your requests to journeychurchhawaii@gmail.com Our intercessors will pray during the week for you! Sunday's Message Notes Click here to download the message notes

Sunday, June 30, 2019  The 8 Acts of Devotion: Evangelism  “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” [Acts 1:8] We conclude our series with the privilege of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ and His impact on our lives. We will also consider how our church is making an impact in some very special places around the world … two scoops Agape,pastor john Sunday June 30, 2019 Aloha Journey Church Ohana! Pastor John will be teaching at both campuses this morning, concluding our series “The Acts of Devotion” with a message on Evangelism and an update on our mission work in Japan Kapolei Campus: [1] looking for a BASS PLAYER [email Tiana tianav02@gmail.com ]and [2] helpers for Children’s Church [email Hirut sacayanh@hawaii.rr.com ] Honolulu Campus: [1] looking for help with set-up [email Maynard mrpang@hawaii.rr.com ] and helpers for Children’s Church [email Bebe bebefarrior@gmail.com ] MiniChurch: small group ministry Starts July 21st We are praying to get new MiniChurches [in person and Virtual] started at both campuses. If you currently lead a group, can you let me know either at church or via email john@journeyhawaii.com? Honolulu Campus: Pastor Aaron Suzuki aaron@journeyhawaii.com and Pastor Randy Ishida randall@journeyhawaii.com will coordinate the start of new MiniChurches. Kapolei Campus: Pastor John will coordinate start of new MiniChurches. Our hope is to get our MiniChurches ready to go by the start of our next series, “VICTORY OVER THE DARKNESS: What it means to be a CHILD OF GOD” [beginning July 21st] If you need prayer, please visit our prayer team [Kapolei campus: during worship after message; Honolulu, after service ends]. You can also email your requests to journeychurchhawaii@gmail.com Our intercessors will pray during the week for you! Sunday's Message Notes Click here to download the message notes

Sunday, June 16, 2019 The 8 Acts of Devotion: Fellowship Happy Father’s Day, Dads! This Sunday we will look at three types of fellowship: (1) our weekly gathering at church (2) with a group of folks that we “do life with” – at Journey, we call our home groups MiniChurch (3) two or three intimate friends that know everything about us, love the Lord and me unconditionally, and are always there to cheer us on towards a great life in Christ. two scoops Agape,pastor john Sunday June 16, 2019   Happy Father’s Day! Pastor John will be teaching at both campuses this morning Kapolei Campus: [1] looking for a BASS PLAYER [email Tiana tianav02@gmail.com ]and [2] helpers for Children’s Church [email Hirut sacayanh@hawaii.rr.com ] Honolulu Campus: [1] looking for help with set-up [email Maynard mrpang@hawaii.rr.com ] and helpers for Children’s Church [email Bebe bebefarrior@gmail.com ] MiniChurch: small group ministry WILL RESUME IN JULY 1. We are praying to get new MiniChurches [in person and Virtual] started at both campuses. If you currently lead a group, can you let me know either at church or via email john@journeyhawaii.com?2. Honolulu Campus: Pastor Aaron Suzuki aaron@journeyhawaii.com and Pastor Randy Ishida randall@journeyhawaii.com will coordinate the start of new MiniChurches. 3. Kapolei Campus: Pastor John will coordinate start of new MiniChurches. Training has begun at our Kapolei Campus for new MiniChurches4. Our hope is to get our MiniChurches ready to go by the start of our next series, “VICTORY OVER THE DARKNESS: What it means to be a CHILD OF GOD” [beginning July 21st] If you need prayer, please visit our prayer team [Kapolei campus: during worship after message; Honolulu, after service ends]. You can also email your requests to journeychurchhawaii@gmail.com Our intercessors will pray during the week for you! Sunday's Message Notes Click here to download the message notes

Women's Program Graduate Hirut shares her family's story of healing from domestic violence, and about how DAP's generous donors have helped make her family's holidays brighter through DAP's annual Holiday Family Program.

Women's Program Graduate Hirut shares her family's story of healing from domestic violence, and about how DAP's generous donors have helped make her family's holidays brighter through DAP's annual Holiday Family Program.

It’s our ‘Chai’ episode! We started it off talking about Italian Eurocommunism and the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA). We were then joined by Josh Nathan Kazis, a staff writer at the Jewish Daily Forward, to talk about a growing scandal in New York City politics, reaching from the Mayor’s office to the orthodox communities of Borough Park and Williamsburg. This episode contained a description-free Shkoyach, featuring discussions of kosher labelling, kosher restaurant month, and the contentious subject of raisin challah. For the interview, we talked about the Jews of Color National Convening with conference organizer Leo Ferguson and Montreal activist Hirut Eyob. Finally, Aviva Stahl’s recent article for Alternet’s Grayzone Project is our recommendation for the week. Show Notes: https://www.treyfpodcast.com/2016/05/26/episode-18/ *EDIT: during this week's Shkoyach segment, David convinced Sam that COR stood for 'Council of Orthodox Rabbis.' This is incorrect. It appears that COR is not an acronym at all, instead a mysterious shorthand used by the Kashruth Council of Canada to label their certified products. Please direct all questions their way.

By far our most popular episode to date is PMB128: Now That’s What I Don’t Call the 80s. We have no idea why that might be but in an attempt to re-create the huge success of that show, we thought … Continue reading →