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Category Archives: Violence
Racism Needs A Vaccine
Amid the global crisis of COVID-19 is a parallel and equally deadly pandemic—racism…now our nation is at a tipping point. Continue reading
Posted in Black Lives Matter, Healing, Hope, Inequality, Peace, Police Brutality, Prayer, Racism, Uncategorized, Violence
Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, Black Lives Matter, Breonna Taylor, coronavirus, COVID-19, Election 2020, George Floyd, I Can't Breathe, Police Brutality, Protests, Racial Justice, Racism, Vote
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My Tenth #PrayerofChristmas
Today we lift up our nation to You. In so many ways, we are in trouble and in need of help, O God. Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Giving Thanks, grace, Hope, Jesus Christ, Peace, Prayer, Uncategorized, Violence
Tagged 12DaysofPrayer, Comfort, Hope, Peace, Prayer, violence, war
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My Ninth #PrayerofChristmas
Help us to see others as You see them and then do what we can to make sure their lives and circumstances reflect Your vision. Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Giving Thanks, Healing, Hope, Jesus Christ, Justice, Prayer, Uncategorized, Violence
Tagged 12DaysofPrayer, church, Deliverance, freedom, Justice, Liberation, Prayer
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My Sixth #PrayerofChristmas
Let Your love flow in such a way that it produces joy in our homes, peace in our communities and justice in the world! Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Endurance, Giving Thanks, Gun Violence, Healing, Hope, Jesus Christ, Prayer, Racism, Uncategorized, Violence
Tagged 12DaysofPrayer, Christmas, Congressman John Lewis, healing, Monsey stabbing, Prayer, Texas shooting, violence
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Not So Easily Broken: A Week On the Breaking Plantation
There’s something especially cruel, horrific even, about a breaking plantation…as if slavery itself wasn’t cruel enough. You see, breaking plantations are where they sent the slaves who kept trying to run away. On the grounds of this one where I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Endurance, Inequality, Justice, Overcoming Obstacles, Racism, Slavery, Uncategorized, Violence
Tagged freedom, persistence, plantation, Racism, Reconciliation, reparations, resistance, Slavery
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Please Stop Silencing Me or A Tale of Two Women Victims
I had planned to post about today being a bonus day on the calendar—February 29th, Leap Day! I’m more excited about it this year than I remember being before. An extra day, extra time to get things done. My prayers have … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Black Lives Matter, Domestic Violence, Gun Control, Gun Violence, Justice, Mental Health, Uncategorized, Violence, Violence Against Women
Tagged Crystal Hamilton, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, Judges 19, Lott Carey, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Officer Ashley Guindon, Ronald Hamilton, Texts of Terror, United Nations Women's Division
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I’m with Rachel…Until
This week I thought I might write about something light-hearted or humorous. It’s the last Monday of 2015 and since life is filled with challenges and comedic moments, I thought it would be good to spread some laughter at the end of … Continue reading
Posted in Black Lives Matter, Gun Violence, Inequality, Justice, Police Brutality, Racism, Violence
Tagged Aiyanna Stanley Jones, Amadou Diallo, Bettie Jones, Eric Garner, Freddie Gray, John Crawford III, Justice, Quintonio LeGrier, Ramarley Graham, Rekia Boyd, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin
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Don’t Forget Herod at Christmas, Terror and All
[W]hile Christ’s birth is a romance about God’s great love for God’s people, it is also a story about a decree, a massacre, about principalities and powers and rulers of wickedness in high places. Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Justice, Overcoming Obstacles, Racism, Violence
Tagged Brian McLaren, Christmas, Consumerism, Herod, Jesus' Birth, Terrorism
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