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Sermon of the Week: Your Lot in Life (p1)
By
Robert Gelinas
We begin our study of the one book in the Bible that doesn’t mention God!
Don’t Let Georgia Kill Troy Davis
By
Robert Gelinas
From AmnestyUSA.org: The day is now here – the state of Georgia has set Troy Davis’ execution date for September 21st. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear his final appeal earlier this year. But the story remains the same – Troy Davis could very well be innocent. However, in the state of Georgia, the Board of Pardons…
Angel at Ground Zero
By
Robert Gelinas
Genelle Guzman-McMillan was the last survivor rescued from the rubble when the towers collapsed. Here’s her story in her own words: “Today I still work for The Port Authority as I did when I clocked in at the World Trade Center at 8:05 that Tuesday morning 10 years ago. But now on September 11, I…
Sermon of the Week: Something Beautiful (p3)
By
Robert Gelinas
The Sankofa Institute Online: Uncommon Vision
By
Robert Gelinas
John Howard Griffin is one of my heroes. He’s the white man who took the amazing journey of living as a black man in the Deep South in the late 1950’s. Ultimately, he recorded his saga in a book, Black Like Me. He drew his title from the closing lines of a poem called, “Dream…
One Name, Two Fates (P2)–A Tale of Two Michaels
By
Robert Gelinas
In a previous post I wrote about, The Other Wes Moore, the story of two men with the same name and similar backgrounds yet vastly different destinies. Recently, the Rev. Leon Kelly stopped by The Sankofa Institute for a conversation. He spoke us about A Tale of Two Michaels: Michael Hancock and Michael Asberry. Recently The…
One Name, Two Fates (p1)–The Other Wes Moore
By
Robert Gelinas
Not long ago I read, The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates. Wes Moore grew up poor, fatherless and in a drug decayed neighborhood. So did the other Wes Moore. Wes Moore became a paratrooper, decorated veteran, Rhodes Scholar and White House Fellow. He even spoke at the Democratic national convention hours before Barack…
Sermon of the Week: Something Beautiful (P2)
By
Robert Gelinas
In this sermon I attempt to give iron clad proof that everything becomes beautiful in its time.
Denver’s Own Slam Nuba Wins National Poetry Slam
By
Robert Gelinas
Congratulations to Denver’s own Slam Nuba! Last week they traveled Boston and competed against over 300 poets and brought home the honor of being National Poetry Slam Champions. Seventy five teams entered the competition and by the time he finals were held Saturday night only four teams remained with Slam Nuba winning over the judges.…
Sermon of the Week: Something Beautiful (p1)
By
Robert Gelinas
What is God doing in your life? Depends, do you know what time it is?
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