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Patrica Conte-Nelson is an Interfaith Minister, Licensed Unity Teacher, Oneness Blessing Trainer having gone to India three times to study.  She graduated from All Faith Seminary in 2016 and I founded Unity Fellowship Church in Norwalk CT.  It is now called Unity of Norwalk.Patricia is also an Author of two books "Tuning In To Sprit" volumes one and two. Please scroll down to the link to Patricia's website for more information about her and her services and to also purchase a copy of her books.In her own words:As an Interfaith Minister, I am passionate about the spiritual path we walk together.   I am  dedicated to staying conscious of the truth that the life force in us is the Divine living and breathing in us. It is my intention to continually remember and help others to remember that we are here to awaken to our Divine essence, to our true nature, and to our connection to all that is, to one another, to our oneness because the Divine that is in me and you is in everyone. What we do to others and to our planet, we do to ourselves. Let us be the peace, the love and the change we want to see in the world. It starts in our own hearts, in our way of being and living with one another. Whoever is reading this right now, I invite you to walk this path with me. Together we can extend love to the world, one person at a time. That's how we begin to change the world by being the love we want to see right where we are.We already are who we've been looking for.Sharing this with others and watching their lives and my own transform touches my heart deeply,  fills my life with meaning, joy and gratitude, and moves me to continue sharing.https://patriciacontenelson.wordpress.com/Denise DeSimone is a dynamo on so many levels. She is an author, a documentarian, an interfaith minister, inspirational speaker, spiritual wellness coach and singer/guitarist. Denise considers herself a cancer “THRIVER” not just a cancer survivor. Dr. Bernie Seigel says of Denise “This woman is living the sermon.” In this season of SO MUCH MORE THAN CANCER, Denise will share how she went from being given 3 months to live as a result of a stage IV throat and neck cancer diagnosis, to living a healthy, happy life for the past 15 years since diagnosis. Join her to learn how she “befriended” as opposed to “battling” cancer and how she decided that cancer would not define her it would re-design her. Tune in to learn how and why she chose to approach cancer the way she did. Denise's insights may help you no matter where you are on your journey with cancer. Denise and her guests are on a mission to help the cancer community and their caregivers. Contact Denise: denise@denisedesimone.com978-407-8107Learn more & sign up for the L.I.F.E. course. Use the discount code: Podcast to receive a $100 discount.https://denisedesimone.com/life-course/Learn more about Denise and her amazing story, watch her documentary FROM STAGE IV TO CENTER STAGE, purchase a copy of her best-selling book by the same name and enjoy inspirational information.https://denisedesimone.comFollow Denise:Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeniseDeSimoneInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/desimone1955/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reverend2009 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denise-desimone-061819b/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-dltxzD_8ZWzEkhDuTGMwQWebsite: www.denisedesimone.com  

In the fifth episode of "Ring the Alarm," a special series in partnership with the Advocate Magazine, award-winning journalist Jasmyne Cannick continues with her exclusive look inside Jamaica, one of the world's most homophobic and transphobic countries. 18-year-old Keneil grew up in Jamaica, where he was sexually abused at home starting at the age of 8 years old. Because of the isolation and denial he faced from his mother, and narrowly escaping a murder attempt, Keneil tried to commit suicide several times. After being disowned by his mother, Keneil lived in abandoned buildings with no food. He recently found housing at the Unity Fellowship Church Jamaica safe house, where he is receiving support and is now awaiting relocation assistance to another county that is more accepting of LGBTQ people. Through it all, the teenager has managed to smile, remain hopeful, and look forward to living a life where he can be free, even if it means being away from his family and the country he is from.Please note that this episode contains depictions of suicide and sexual violence that some people may find disturbing. Know your limits, and act accordingly.Produced and hosted by: Jasmyne CannickAssociate Producer: Nevin PowellFeatured Music:Ring the Alarm by Tenor SawWelcome to Jamrock by Damian MarleySources:'Dem deal wid dem wicked' - Two men found dead on Maxfield Ave The GleanerAugust 1, 2022 Resources: Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project (BLMP)National Suicide Prevention Hotline  1-800-273-8255Episode sponsored in part by The Advocate, your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.To support Unity Fellowship Church, Jamaica's safe house, donate through Cash App to $UFJamaica or UFJamaica.comSign up for Jasmyne Cannick's email newsletter here. The Advocate Your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.Support the show

In the fourth episode of "Ring the Alarm," a special series in partnership with the Advocate Magazine, award-winning journalist Jasmyne Cannick continues with her exclusive look inside Jamaica, one of the world's most homophobic and transphobic countries. Jasmyne continues the conversation with Unity Fellowship Church's Reverend Nevin Powell back in Jamaica, where he opened a secret safe house for queer Jamaicans who feared losing their lives because Jamaica continues to be one of the deadliest and most discriminatory countries in the world for LGBTQ people.Please note that this episode contains depictions of sexual violence that some people may find disturbing. Know your limits, and act accordingly.Produced and hosted by: Jasmyne CannickAssociate Producer: Nevin PowellFeatured Music:Ring the Alarm by Tenor SawNo Woman, No Cry by Musical YouthThem Fe Dead by Papa SanResources:Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project (BLMP)National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is now: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.  Dial 988 from anywhere in the US to be connected to a local crisis center.Episode sponsored in part by The Advocate, your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.To support Unity Fellowship Church, Jamaica's safe house, donate through Cash App to $UFJamaica or UFJamaica.comSign up for Jasmyne Cannick's email newsletter here. Support the show

In the third episode of "Ring the Alarm," a special series in partnership with the Advocate Magazine, award-winning journalist Jasmyne Cannick continues with her exclusive look inside Jamaica, one of the world's most homophobic and transphobic countries. Jasmyne interviews Reverend Nevin Powell about his journey from Jamaica to America and now back to his native country, where he's working to save queer lives.Please note that this episode contains depictions of sexual violence that some people may find disturbing. Know your limits, act accordingly.Produced and hosted by: Jasmyne CannickAssociate Producer: Nevin PowellFeatured Music:Ring the Alarm by Tenor SawPass the Dutchie by Musical YouthResources:Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project (BLMP)Episode sponsored in part by The Advocate, your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.To support Unity Fellowship Church, Jamaica's safe house, donate through Cash App to $UFJamaica or UFJamaica.comSign up for Jasmyne Cannick's email newsletter here. The Advocate Your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.Support the show

In the second episode of "Ring the Alarm," a special series in partnership with the Advocate Magazine, award-winning journalist Jasmyne Cannick continues with her exclusive look inside Jamaica, one of the world's most homophobic and transphobic countries. Jasmyne interviews Sam, a 27-year-old HIV-positive trans man living in a secret safe house.Please note that this episode contains depictions of sexual violence that some people may find disturbing. Know your limits, act accordingly.Produced and hosted by: Jasmyne CannickAssociate Producer: Nevin PowellFeatured Music:Ring the Alarm by Tenor SawBam Bam by Sister NancyResources:National Sexual Assault Hotline - 1-800-656-4673National Eating Disorders Association Helpline - 1-800- 931-2237Black AIDS InstituteBlack Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)Episode sponsored in part by The Advocate, your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.To support Unity Fellowship Church, Jamaica's safe house, donate through Cash App to $UFJamaica or UFJamaica.comSign up for Jasmyne Cannick's email newsletter here. The Advocate Your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.Support the show (https://cash.app/$JasmyneCannick)

Just months after securing the conviction of Democratic donor and serial predator Ed Buck, who was convicted for the crystal meth overdose deaths of two Black gay men, Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean, award-winning journalist Jasmyne Cannick is back to doing what she does best-- using her platform to bring her trademark passion for finding and exposing compelling stories that are overlooked, underreported, or just ignored. Join  Jasmyne for the first episode of a special series entitled "Ring the Alarm" as she takes you to Jamaica and speaks directly with lesbian, gay, and trans men and women about living in one of the most homophobic countries in the world. Produced and hosted by: Jasmyne CannickAssociate Producer: Nevin PowellAssociate Producer: Kareem FergusonVoiceover Support: Kareem FergusonFeatured Music:Ring the Alarm by Tenor SawBoom Bye Bye by Buju BantonChi Chi Man by TOKEpisode sponsored by: The Advocate MagazineTo support Unity Fellowship Church, Jamaica's safe house, donate through Cash App to $UFJamaica.Sign up for Jasmyne Cannick's email newsletter here. The Advocate Your source for LGBTQ+ news, since 1967.Support the show (https://cash.app/$JasmyneCannick)

On this Episode Coach Jon John is joined by aspiring Podcast host Crystal B. Together Jon John and Crystal B. discuss Naomi Osaka's decision to withdraw from the French Open citing mental health concerns, why Crystal wants to do a podcast, and they give Black Excellence recognition to Brandon Frame and Carl Bean. Brandon Frame is the founder of the conscious social community called, The Black Man Can. TBMC believes that we are architects, constructing a framework for how the world perceives, interacts and embraces men and boys of color--taking us from a world of you can't to a world that truly believes we can. IG: TheBlackManCan and Online: TheBlackManCan.org. Carl Bean is an American Singer whose song "I Was Born This Way" released in 1977 inspired Lady Gaga's signature 2011 song "Born This Way". In addition to his musical career, Bean was an AIDS activist and ordained minister who founded the Unity Fellowship Church. To find out more about Crystal B. follow her on IG: @Flawed_Yet_Fabulous_901 Don't forget to like, share, and rate this episode and subscribe to The Beyond Your Horizon podcast. Thanks for listening. IG: @Go_BeyondYourHorizon Host: @JonJohn84 www.GoBeyondYourHorizon.com

An exclusive tell all interview with Pastor Mukhuba, the general overseer of Unity Fellowship Church. On 28 February 2021 during a church service, Pastor Mukhuba was publicly arrested by JMPD for allegedly violating national Covid-19 lockdown regulations. The church service came to a halt and Pastor Mukhuba Speaks the truth about what happened on that day. Live today on #MidnightDateShow with #MajorDaughter Don't be left out, tune in

As gay parents, we educate our kids on diversity by showing them that there are many different people in the world, and many types of families. But when is the right time to also teach them that there are people in the world who treat each other poorly just because of the color of their skin or their sexual orientation? How do we as gay dads (and allies) raise children who will fix the world? The Pride 2020 episode, on race and human rights, is now available. Pride 2020 was supposed to be swallowed by the coronavirus pandemic, but then came a Black Lives Matter civil rights revolution which got us all out of our homes and our closets and into the streets with our very old quest for true civil rights equality. Our Guests Rev. Alfreda Lanoix Renowned Motivational Speaker, Rev. and Author, Alfreda "Freda" Lanoix, has been a mover and a shaker her entire life. Fearlessly truthful and extraordinarily insightful, she views the world through a multi-faceted lens of laughter and self examination. Freda married, gave birth to a son and daughter, gradually accepted her sexual orientation, and ultimately was ordained in 1995 as an openly lesbian minister for Unity Fellowship Church of Christ. Freda is currently in demand as a workshop facilitator, keynote speaker, lecturer, conference trainer and guest panelist. Among a host of appearances, she was featured in a Logo Network special entitled "True Lives", which focused on her experiences as a black, lesbian mother; featured in a documentary called "Finding God In The City Of Angels"; and was guest on the public affairs radio program "Revolutionary Spirituality". Thomas J. Pier, Therapist Los Angeles-based therapist, Thomas Pier, offers in-person and online (throughout California) supportive therapy to individuals and families in all realms of Health, Healing and Life Transitions. Thomas provides individual, family and group therapy in person and through encrypted video conferencing. Thomas lives in Los Angeles with his husband of 28 years, Russell, and with their son and daughter (through adoption), ages 6 and 8. Silky Nutmeg Ganache We all remember Silky from last year's season of RuPaul's Drag Race (Season 11). The performer, whose original name is Reginald Steele, is originally from a well-educated family in Mississippi, he holds a master's degree in organizational leadership, and the drag started a a giggle for Steel and and turned him into an international success. Ganache guest starred in Germany's Next Topmodel, in Lizzo's music video for her mega-hit 'Juice', and is set to star in her own series on WOWPresents Plus series entitled Shantay You Pray, a series exploring Ganache's relationship with religion. Our Sponsor Dr. Mark Surrey is a true ally when it comes to IVF and surrogacy for gay men. We chose Mark as our sponsor as part of our quest to help future dads to have the best experience (and best results) in their surrogacy journey. Please hear Dr. Surrey's opinion on your specific journey as part of your research on surrogacy. It's important to get the best consultancy possible before getting into this journey. Fill in your details below to get the Daddy Squared "VIP Care" consultancy from Dr. Surrey's team. Ask Dr. Surrey a question: Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *Phone NumberMessageSubmit Episode Credits Co-Hosts: Yan Dekel, Alex MaghenGuests: Rev. Alfreda Lanoix, Therapist Thomas Pier, Silky Nutmeg GanacheOpening Theme: Hercules & Love Affair, “Leonora” buy here Listen to previous seasons of Daddy SquaredJoin our Facebook groupConnect with us on Instagram

Martina Downey is an executive with more than 35 years of experience in the college publishing industry. She is a singer/songwriter/recording artist who enjoys singing, writing, speaking, theater, opera, and fine dining. She has served her community through active leadership. Martina is a healer at Harriet's Apothecary and has been a member of Kitchen Table Giving Circle, African Asian Latina Lesbians United, Unity Fellowship Church, and Lavender Light Gospel Choir. Tawanna Sullivan is a publishing professional with over twenty years' experience licensing international and domestic rights. She was raised in Baltimore with a solid foundation in the Baptist church and 80s horror movies. Her collection of previously published short stories, The Next Girl & Other Lesbian Tales, features work across various genres. She is one of the founders of Kuma2.net, a website that encouraged black lesbians to write erotica. Currently, Tawanna is working on her first mystery novel and finding new ways to make her wife laugh. To catch up with Tawanna's writing and other projects, please visit her at:  http://www.tawannasullivan.com   KUMA is no longer actively maintained, but you can still read content at http://www.kuma2.net. Martina's music can be purchased on iTunes or visit her website for more information at http://www.martinadowney.com. Closing song, "Catch the News" courtesy of Martina Downey Episode cover art by Odera Igbokwe

Recovery is not always a straight path. Spiritual growth is a spiral touching into our spiritual core and then reaching out into our human experience, always bringing the two together. Our higher power keeps us growing—we just need to stay willing and open. Special guest Rev. Paul Fitzsimons, a person in long-term recovery, shares how his life quest for spiritual fulfillment led to recovery and a life of spiritual service. Paul is the recently ordained spiritual leader of Unity Fellowship Church in Williamsburg, Virginia. He is a retired U.S. Army civilian, having returned to work for the Army in training and audiovisual engineering following 9/11.  

Kevin E. Taylor is the kind of guest that inspires me to continue to do this show. He is, in many ways, a prototype for the kind of person I love to connect with for these podcasts. He is the quintessential eccentric, highly accomplished and continuously expanding in several creative arenas. Author, talk show host, music show creator and entertainment producer are a few of the titles he holds. He’s the conscious, spiritual journeyman known for his civil rights activism, community organizing and stirring of souls as the founding pastor of Unity Fellowship Church, a love centered, LGBT friendly, non-denominational house of faith in Newark, New Jersey. Additionally, he is the man who quietly spearheaded some of your all-time favorite music shows on the BET network: “Access Granted”, “Testimony” and “Lyrically Speaking” respectively. He is also the man who, by divine intervention, did not take that last flight with the late great R&B legend Aaliyah. He lived instead to bring the moments he’d captured, her very last moments, to a saddened and waiting world. Then eighteen days later on September 11th, he cheated death once more by not boarding his originally scheduled flight to Los Angeles from New York. Again, he lived. Delivered by the “favor of God” he knows he is here for a reason. His is a fantastic life full of ebbs and flows, great joy, great pain, evolution, testimony, truth, humor and most importantly…divine purpose. There is so much more I could tell you, and I will. Just sit back and listen. Ladies and gentleman, meet Kevin E. Taylor. The wines: Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi (White Zinfandel) Primal Roots-- California Red Blend

Sunday Evening Shout! In The Basement With JaVonne is an uplifting gospel music internet radio show. Not all music played is gospel, but is is all meant to uplift and empower. This is an all people affirming show and stands firm in the belief and promotes equality, justice, and love is for all.  In this segment we have a special guest joining us, Bishop Jacqueline Holland. As an avid believer in the equality, freedom and liberation of all people regardless of gender identity, race, or sexual orientation, Bishop Holland has served faithfully in the Unity Fellowship Church   Movement for more then 20 years. During this time, she has provided training and mentorship for numerous clergy. Many of these clergy who are currently serving in the UFCM, have had the privilege of sharpening their gifts under her tutelage and are effective leaders in various UFCM churches.             Bishop Holland is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades for her service in the Newark, N.J. community.  She is an advocate against discrimination and violence towards LGBTI&Q persons of all colors. I feel extremely blessed to have her visit us for a little extra Sunday Evening Shout!

Archbishop Carl Bean is the founding prelate of the Unity Fellowship Church Movement, a liberal protestant denomination that has been particularly welcoming of LGBTQ African Americans. Before founding the first church of the denomination, the Unity Fellowship Church, Los Angeles in 1975, Bean was a Motown and disco singer, noted particularly for his version of the early gay liberation song, "I Was Born This Way." In 1982, the Archbishop became an activist working on behalf of people with AIDS and has done great works in this area! His autobiography, "I Was Born This Way" came out in 2010.

One of the highlights of Wild Goose Festival 2013 was a panel discussion organized by the Human Rights Campaign and hosted by Dr. Sharon Groves, the director of HRC's Religion and Faith Program. In Groves words, "2013 will go down in the history books as one of the most pivotal years for religious leaders working on justice issues. People of faith in unprecedented numbers were instrumental in bringing about the tremendous gains the LGBTQ community has enjoyed, culminating in the Supreme Court decision to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). People of faith also saw the gut-wrenching losses to sacred Civil Rights legislation, most particularly in the Supreme Court's other decision to dismantle the Voting Rights Act, for which many have given their lives. The effects of these two decisions rest heavily on our collective conscience and forces us to recommit to Civil Rights activist Bayard Rustin's core organizing tenet that 'we are all one.'" Sub-titled "Southern Faith Leaders Re-framing the Work for Freedom and Justice," the panel included Caitlin Breedlove, co-director of Southerners On New Ground (SONG); Bishop Tonyia M. Rawls, founding pastor of Unity Fellowship Church in Charlotte, NC; and Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman, Senior Pastor of the Clinton Tabernacle African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Hickory, NC. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another Wednesday morning and a new episode of LIFE WORK BALANCES! Today I had the opportunity to chat with Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington, who is the president of the Washington Consulting Group, a founding faculty of the Social Justice Training Institute, and Assistant Pastor at Unity Fellowship Church of Baltimore. It was really […]

Rev. Dr. Jamie Washington, the Assistant Pastor of Unity Fellowship Church of Baltimore, MD, has been in the church all of his life, starting in the United Methodist Church, and serving in Baptist, Church of God In Christ (COGIC), AME, and Non-Denominational Churches. This year marks 39 years of service in Music Ministry. Dr. Washington is also the Founder of the Washington Consulting Group and the Social Justice Training Institute, which has trained over 1000 Social Justice Educators and Change Agents from across the country.  A native Philadelphian, Dr. Washington earned his B.S. degree in Therapeutic Recreation and Music from Slippery Rock State College, and a double Masters' of Science degree from Indiana University/Bloomington in Higher Education Administration and Counseling, with a concentration in Human Sexuality. He holds a Ph.D. in College Student Development, with a concentration in Multicultural Education, from the University of Maryland College Park, and completed his Masters of Divinity program at Howard University School of Divinity with a concentration on Pastoral Care and Christian Social Ethics. We will be discussed reconciliarion and healing for the LGBTQ community and traditional bible Believing Christians, the debate over same sex marriage, and the intersections between Race, Religion and Sexuality. This program originally aired on 8/27/12. Contact information: http://washingtonconsultinggroup.net or http://www.ufcb.org/

Charles Fillmore has some thoughts on whether praise and prayer are the same or different in his talk “Praise and Prayer” from September 24, 1924. My special guest is Rev. Ginny Roll from the Unity Fellowship Church in Newport News, Virginia.  

Pastor Chris Glaser, Virginia Highland Church, Rev. Antonio Jones, Unity Fellowship Church, Clyde Young,Revolutionary Communist Party,and Becki Janye Harrelson, Resident Artist for the Virginia Highland Church join for a discussion...about Faith and Politics...how they intersect...what does it mean...and more..