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Sunday 25th July, 6pm sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Exodus 18 ‘Being Swamped' appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Sunday 25th July, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (11:1-19) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
In this episode, Rev Karla expands on topics inspired by her interview in last week's podcast with Rev Dr. José Román and why it's important to show up in a way the reflects God within us. What does it mean to have God within us? Rev Karla also discusses the challenges of navigating the spiritual wilderness and how to find sacred community as so many of us are leaving church.
Rev Dr. Stoterau delivers the message in the Sanctuary.
Rev Dr. Stoterau delivers the message in the Sanctuary.
In this episode, Rev Karla sits down with Rev Arda and Rev Dr. José Román for discussion following The Hidden Homosexual workshop. They talk about their thoughts on the importance of these kinds of workshops, what reconstructive theology can look like, and the importance of embracing all parts of ourselves in true authenticity. You can watch the uncut video of this episode on Rev Karla's YouTube channel. Be sure to follow sign up for email alerts for information on when the next workshop will be held.
Sunday 11th July, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (9:35-10:15) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
For the Fifth Sunday after Trinity, our online church service explores homelessness and rough sleeping. Led in worship by Rev Dr 'Bunmi Fagbemi from Holy Trinity Tottenham, we also hear from the Rt Rev Rob Wickham, Bishop of Edmonton and Chair of Housing Justice. Follow along with the prayers, responses and music by using the order of service on our website, at http://cofe.io/HomelessService (cofe.io/HomelessService).
Sunday 4th July, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (9:18-34) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Sunday 20th June, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies Questions for Discussion – Matthew 8:18-34 Discuss how you interpret Matt 8:18-22. Was this an impossibly hard approach from Jesus or was the disciple stalling his/her followership? What parallels do you see between the Old Testament story of Jonah and Matt 8:23-27? Have you even seen the connection before? The text then moves to the story of the two demon possessed men in Matt 8:28-34. Can you see the connection The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (8:18-34) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Rev Dr. Kevin Womack | Mark4:26-29Sermon Questions
Sunday 6th June, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (7:13-29) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Sunday 30th May, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (7:7-11) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
According to the Rev Dr. Mae Elise Cannon the bureaucratic efforts that allow the Israeli government to seize Palestinian homes and forcefully remove residents have been ongoing and represent a violation of human rights.
Sunday 23rd May, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (7:1-6) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Peel Matters host Ryan Gurcharn talks about Bill C6, banning Gay Conversing Therapy making it a crime in Canada. Ryan talks to the LGBT Youthline.ca, Community Advocate Teneshia Samuel, and the Rev Dr. Cheri DiNovo.
Brethren, this Short Talk Bulletin Podcast Episode was written by the Rev Dr and MW Bro Joseph Fort Newton, and it gets right down to the root of who Masons are and what we believe in and stand for, and despite having been written almost 100 years ago, these timeless and timely words are as […]
Sunday 25th April, 9:30am sermon by Rev Dr. Andrew Menzies The post Matthew: Faith & Flourishing (6:1-18) appeared first on Mitcham Baptist Church.
Each year as I prepare an Easter sermon I have in mind the words of Rev Dr. Frederick May Eliot, president of the American Unitarian Association from 1937 until his death in 1958. “When I go to church on Easter I expect to be reminded of the elemental truth that in this universe of ours with all its hesitancies and timidities and tragedy, the tides of life are flowing fresh, manifold, and free. I expect to find myself swept into […]
Carolyn Harding with Rev. Dr. Susan K. Williams Smith. Rev Dr. Smith is an ordained minister, musician, writer, and activist living in Columbus, Ohio. She has written for the Washington Post and Huffington Post, as well as her blog, Candid Observations. She currently serves as one of the tri-chairs for the Ohio Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival. She also serves as national scribe for the African American Ministers' Leadership Council (AAMLC), as communications consultant for the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference, and is the founder of Crazy Faith Ministries. She is a graduate of Occidental College and Yale Divinity School, and earned a D.Min from United Theological Seminary. She has written many books, Crazy Faith: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives; Crazy Faith: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives and most recently, With Liberty and Justice for Some -The bible, the constitution, and Racism in America. I see Rev. Dr. Smith speaking, leading out at rallies for social Justice throughout Columbus, and I attended an incredible Freedom Choir concert at the Summit United Methodist Church on the OSU campus, at her direction. Join us for our conversation. GrassRoot Ohio w/ Carolyn Harding - Conversations with every-day people, working on important issues here in Columbus and all around Ohio! There's a time to listen and learn, a time to organize and strategize, And a time to Stand Up/ Fight Back! Every Friday 5:00pm, EST on 94.1FM & streaming worldwide @ WGRN.org We now air on Sundays at 4:00pm EST, at 107.1 FM, Wheeling/Moundsville WV on WEJP-LP FM. Contact Us if you would like GrassRoot Ohio on your local station. Check us out and Like us on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/GrassRootOhio/ Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grassroot_ohio/ If you miss the Friday broadcast, you can find it here: All shows/podcasts archived at SoundCloud! https://soundcloud.com/user-42674753 GrassRoot Ohio is now on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../grassroot-ohio/id1522559085 This GrassRoot Ohio interview can also be found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cinublue/featured... Intro and Exit music for GrassRoot Ohio is "Resilient" by Rising Appalachia: https://youtu.be/tx17RvPMaQ8
In this segment of Reclaiming History, Lovonia Mallory interviews Rev. Walter Arthur McCray to discuss the differences between white and black evangelicals and the racist manifestation of "Trumpism” and it’s contribution to the attack on the capital. Rev Dr. Walter A McCray is a Chicago-based author/publisher, servant of the Church and community, national speaker, and a leading voice in black evangelicalism as the president of the National Black Evangelical Association. REV. DR. MCCRAY is a Gospelizer, a holistic “Good News messenger” of Jesus Christ, the resurrected Lord. Since 1999, REV. DR. MCCRAY has served as president of the Chicago-based National Black Evangelical Association, an African-descended and -focused ministry of reconciliation founded in 1963, which promotes biblical and cultural integrity. In this capacity, REV. DR. MCCRAY has written Pro‐Black, Pro‐Christ, Pro‐Cross: African‐descended Evangelical Identity (Black Light Fellowship, 2012). It is a message set against the backdrop of white evangelicalism and manifestations of racism. Within context, it is a foremost statement of African American evangelicalism from the self-determinative perspective. The National Black Evangelical Association can be reached at https://www.the-nbea.org/
Rev Dr. Hirini Kaa uses his research for his doctoral thesis, and then book, to explore the coming of the Missionaries and the signing of the Treaty from a Maori, and in particular, Ngati Porou viewpoint. The key concept is matauranga - knowledge. Maori had a theological and philisophical framework which made sense of their world. They renegotiated this in light of the new knowledge presented by Pakeha. It was this matauranga that, more than anything, was guaranteeed in the Treaty. It is this matauranga that is finding expression today, and which we need as a nation, to stand along side the Pakeha viewpoint as we find our way in this rapidly changing world.His book - Te Hāhi Mihinare | The Māori Anglican Church by Hirini Kaa can be purchased at good book stores or from https://www.bwb.co.nz/books/hahi-mihinare/
Two Bishops join Rev Dr. Brad Miller on Episode 043 of The United Methodist People Podcast. Bishop Julius Trimble of The Indiana Episcopal Area along with Bishop Bishop LaTrelle Easterling of the Baltimore-Washington Episcopal Area engages in an in-depth conversation on matters of peace and justice, racism, the Capitol insurrection of January 6, and the state of the United Methodist Church. Bishop Easterling spoke of her personal experiences in dealing with the impact of the January 6 events in her community. She talked about how she was taken aback but not surprised by the violence of that day. She talks about how the Baltimore-Washington Annual Conference was prepared to respond to the violence as they had already experienced vandalism and violence at African American UMC’s in Washington DC during the Black Lives Matter gatherings of the summer. Bishop Easterling spoke a prophetic word about the power and meaningfulness of the word “truth” in such a time as this referring to the story of Moses and Aaron from Exodus 32. Bishop Trimble spoke about the legacy of racism faced by baseball great Hank Aaron as well as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and the importance of taking the gospel seriously in a time when racism and other social ills have arisen. Both Bishop’s spoke about the state of the United Methodist Church and how they maintain hope that the church will carry thought withy the biblical teaching to love God whole and seek to be whole. This is an important episode worthy of the listener's time and attention. The United Methodist People Podcast is published by Rev. Dr. Brad Miller. The purpose of The United Methodist People Podcast is to strengthen the connection in the Unit4ed Methodist Church through conversation commentary. Rev. Dr. Brad Miller unitedmethodistpodcast.com February 2021 Bishop LaTrelle Easterling Baltimore-Washington Episcopal Area https://www.bwcumc.org/about/bishops-office/ (https://www.bwcumc.org/about/bishops-office/) Bishop Julius Trimble Indiana Episcopal Area https://www.inumc.org/bishop/ (https://www.inumc.org/bishop/)
This week the fellas do what they do best as REV DR tells us some Black History Facts from WV that were not known. The fellas then dived into hip hop from the early 90s to Current Day. Its always a great day when the fellas can Pod in the name of HIP HOP
There’s a deep spiritual tradition of African-American ministers preaching a social gospel - that dates back to some of our earliest history as a nation. It was made most famous by Dr. King - but what does that look like now, half a century later? The newly-elected Georgia Senator Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock will be the first member of the clergy in the Senate in four decades. He comes from the same pulpit that Rev Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once occupied at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Guests: Reverend Otis Moss III, pastor of Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ. Credits: "Axios Today" is produced in partnership with Pushkin Industries. The team includes Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Dan Bobkoff, Carol Wu, Cara Shillenn, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Naomi Shavin and Alex Sugiura. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join us as we celebrating the work of Rev Dr. Martin Luther King jr and work that God did through him and other like him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wellingtonheightschurch/support
Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.
Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.
Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.
Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.
Today on Sojourner Truth: We speak with members of Clergy4Black lives who give their response to the implications for their congregations and wider communities of the armed and violent attack on the US Capitol on January 6th, as well as the threat of more violence at state capitols by Trump supporters including a wide swathe of white supremacists, Christian nationalists and even members of law enforcement and the US military. We will also speak about the lack of response by LA City and County elected officials to which then allowed COVID-19 super-spreader events led by Christian nationalist Sean Feucht to take place in vulnerable communities, and also how they will mark MLK weekend. Our guests are: Rev Dr. Najuma Smith Pollard and Rev. Kelvin Sauls. Also, the former First Lady of Haiti Mildred Aristide joins us to speak about the work of the University of the Aristide Foundation known as UNIFA, the hospital project being planned for the campus and her thoughts as Haiti just marked the 11th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that took place on January 12th 2010. Madame Aristide is on the Board of Governors of UNIFA. For our weekly Earth Watch, Indigenous campaigner (Naaweiya) is our guest to discuss the threat to the Tongass National Forest, which is the largest intact temperate rainforest remaining on the planet.
The boys are back at it again with another episode of laughter and joy. The Rev Dr. ICY MANK and THE DISRUPTOR. Another week of police shootings and wrongful death is ONCE AGAIN a topic of discussion and the importance of Good Police work. The fellas discuss Twitch banning Confederate Flags and Hate activity on their platform. The Florida woman whose home was raided for creating a COVID-19 tracking platform. The sad L of having to watch your friend be happy with a girl you had your eye on back in the day. Another day in the hood for the fellas and its always fun on the HILL. Kick your feet up and Enjoy CHURCH
On this Tuesday edition of the program, continues his conversation from yesterday that started with the World Economic Forum's call for a Global Reset because of the Pandemic, to how this pandemic is being used to change the way we think and live. In less than a year, we now accept a narrative and restrictions that would have never been tolerated in a different time. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics, including the how to awaken the church.
On this Tuesday edition of the program, continues his conversation from yesterday that started with the World Economic Forum’s call for a Global Reset because of the Pandemic, to how this pandemic is being used to change the way we think and live. In less than a year, we now accept a narrative and restrictions that would have never been tolerated in a different time. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics, including the how to awaken the church.
On this Tuesday edition of the program, Bob moves away from the election narrative a bit, and turns to the increasing chatter that we may never go back to “normal” in our country and even the world. In less than a year, we now accept a narrative and restrictions that would have never been tolerated in a different time. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics, including the sleeping church.
On this Tuesday edition of the program, Bob moves away from the election narrative a bit, and turns to the increasing chatter that we may never go back to “normal” in our country and even the world. In less than a year, we now accept a narrative and restrictions that would have never been tolerated in a different time. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics, including the sleeping church.
On this Tuesday edition of the program, Bob moves away from the election narrative and turns our attention to something that has been happening for several decades and is becoming more mainstreamed in many of our churches in the Western World. Quietly the church has been accepting of strange teachings, behaviors, and doctrines, in what appears to be a way to destroy the true church from within. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics.
On this Tuesday edition of the program, Bob moves away from the election narrative and turns our attention to something that has been happening for several decades and is becoming more mainstreamed in many of our churches in the Western World. Quietly the church has been accepting of strange teachings, behaviors, and doctrines, in what appears to be a way to destroy the true church from within. Bob welcomes the Rev Dr. Timothy Gahles again, and together they explore this and other topics.
In which Laura takes turns, remembers That Guy, and has her mom turn the tables. Special thanks: Auldton listeners who sent voice clips: G&C T, BS, AS, KM, GM, LE, and the estimable JF. Black in the Valley podcast: WHMP’s Bill Newman, who hosts the program, and mom’s partner in the show, Rev- Dr. Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks. Anti-racism action of the episode: Donate to: Sojourner Truth Memorial Committee in Florence Massachusetts. Want an email reminder for new episodes of this podcast? Click here. Go to Apple Podcasts to review this podcast series. Contact Laura at: Laura@LMWriter.com Linktr.ee at: https://linktr.ee/auldton Audiobook narrator: Allen McRae Links of note: Van Jones: For a lot of people it's a good day We shall overcome because the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice. –Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution.” Speech given at the National Cathedral, March 31, 1968.
This Sunday is Reformation Sunday when we remember the ever-reforming tradition we are a part of. Perhaps no reform is more greatly needed in the church today than the reckoning of racism in our church and ourselves, which is why this Reformation Sunday we centralize the voice of our friend and Black preacher, the Rev Dr. Stephen Newby. Join us as he speaks to what Jesus does with difference in race.
Last Sunday we kicked off our fall series, "The Space Between Us: What Jesus Does with Difference," our chance to name and explore the issues that divide us. Today, we welcome the Rev Dr. Megan Rohrer (they/them), the first ordained trans pastor in the Lutheran church. Rooted in their own story, they will engage us in exploring what Jesus does with difference in gender and sexuality.
Sunday, October 11, 2020 No Bounds Fourth in a Series on The Acts of the Apostles By the Rev Dr. Agnes W. Norfleet _______________________________ Opening Sequence Music: Let us Build a House Text and Music © 1994 GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net #A-716211. Anthem: Here’s One - arr. William Grant Still © 1941, 1955 The John Church Co. Theodore Presser Co., Sole Representative. Reprinted and recorded with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-716211. All rights reserved. Hymn: Brethren, We Have Met to Worship - HOLY MANNA Music Harm. © 2011 Alfred V. Fedak. All rights reserved.
Cornerstone #4 - Sacrifice is NecessaryIn this Intersections episode, we explore the 4th Cornerstone in forming the foundation for a Faith & a Church that is relevant to life in the 21st century in responses to the numerous crisis's that are arising all around us. This 4th cornerstone is "Sacrifice is necessary". To explore this topic, we engage with both ancient and modern wisdom sources as ponder the questions regarding the dimensions of Sacrifice: What Kind? How Much? How shall we do it? follow Rev Dr. Terry Gallagher on Facebook @SustainingCreationTwiiter: @RevGallagherBlog: revgallagher.wordpress.comSustainingCreation.orgAlso, check out Sustaining Creation - a faith journey for small groups at https://sustainingcreation.org/Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/donate/353364075293193/)
Prepare for the new term with this week's service from Holy Trinity Platt. In his sermon, Rev Dr. Paul Mathole reminds us that the way to find true life is to give our life to Jesus, just as he gave his life for us. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be the first to watch this week's service at 9am on Sunday.
In this episode of TogetherLA's the Listening Tour, Tommy sat down with Rev Dr. Naima Lett, and talked about her life as an entrepreneurial pastor, working in Hollywood as an actress and producer, launching a church in Beverly Hills, and the launch of the 4050 project.
This week Daniel, Jay and Randy welcome Rev Dr. Christopher Stackhouse to town to hear a mysterious story of someone is leaving surprises all over a town. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Omar Liles is a certified Dementia Practitioner with The National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners, Certified Montessori Dementia Professional with The International Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. Omar is a graduate of New York Divinity School with a Master of Religion and a Doctorate in Ministry with an emphasis in Pastoral Leadership at Andersonville Theological Seminary and a substitute Adjunct Professor at New York Divinity School. He has worked in long-term care for twenty-two years in recreation and taught Alzheimer’s and Dementia to members of the community, provided workshops and seminars in small groups and churches. He is currently training with the College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapy for clinical chaplaincy and pastoral counseling certification and has been accepted for a second doctoral program from the graduate Institute of the College of Pastoral Care. He’s a former state chaplaincy ministry director at United Chaplain International Worldwide Outreach Inc. He is a recent Member of National Association of Christian Ministers and an (M.I.T- minister in training) at Shiloh Baptist Church under the Rev Dr. Malachi Brantley. He is the founder of a Christian singles ministry "Agape Love Network, LLC”. Agape Love Network LLC is a Black Christian relationship social group for singles and couples coming together to fellowship, to learn and build friendships in Christ. He is the Assistant Vice President of King Movement Chapter NJ and Social Media coordinator from King Movement founded by Chris Broussard. Follow Omar’s work: Personal: www.omarthegraduate.net Agape Love Network,LLC:www.agapelovenetwork.net Support Truth’s Table: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TruthsTable PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/TruthsTable Merchandise: https://teespring.com/shop/truthstable?pid=46&cid=2742 Truth’s Table Discount: Truth’s Table listeners can save 40% off on Compassion (&) Conviction: The AND Campaign's Guide to Faithful Civic Engagement by Justin Giboney, Michael Wear, and Chris Butler when they order at https://www.ivpress.com/compassion-conviction using promo code TRUTH20 (offer expires September 30). That’s promo code TRUTH20.
Rev Dr. Harry L. White, Jr. preaching from the topic "The Lord Will Make A Way" from Luke 22:31-32. This podcast is an outreach of Watts Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Raleigh. NC.
Sunday Service 8:30 a.m. Rev Dr. Richard Gibbons March 08, 2020
If we really value and apply the teachings of the Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and emulate the spirit of his work, what can we show as evidence of our gratitude and our progress?
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