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Following the risen Christ in the 21St Century

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see During Lent, I invited my church (Prospect UCC in Seattle) to read Naomi Klein’s book, This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate and to see the film The Wisdom to Survive: Climate Change, Capitalism, and Community. As we celebrate Christ surviving the cross, we must also explore what it means to follow that risen Christ in the face of climate change in the 21st century. Continue reading Following the risen Christ in the 21St Century →

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May’s Westside Debaters prep for Philly and the world

Debaters (from left): Darius Gardner, Tamera Muse, Robert Steele III, Tarrean Dalton, Riley Wilkinson, Miyakah Banks, Zaiquan Robertson, Mirna Corporan, Janette Uwitonze and Julisa Villalobos. Debate coach Jeff May stands in background.
Debaters (from left): Darius Gardner, Tamera Muse, Robert Steele III, Tarrean Dalton, Riley Wilkinson, Miyakah Banks, Zaiquan Robertson, Mirna Corporan, Janette Uwitonze and Julisa Villalobos. Debate coach Jeff May stands in background.

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get link Jeff May is a dynamic speaker, workshop facilitator and a multi-level consultant and mentor. But most of all he is a tireless crusader for the education of area youth.

source Former Westside Elementary School principal Cedric Williams hired May in 2010 and together they formed the Westside Debaters, an innovative program that concentrated focus on student intellect.

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Urban Professional League recognizes community leaders

Front row (l-r): Ashley Marshal, Mo Ivory, Taren Mcoy and Greg Addison. Back row: Brian Redd, Kianna Price Wade, Michele Hamilton, Alisha Starkey and Sherman Lea, Jr.
Front row (l-r): Ashley Marshal, Mo Ivory, Taren Mcoy and Greg Addison. Back row: Brian Redd, Kianna Price Wade, Michele Hamilton, Alisha Starkey and Sherman Lea, Jr.

http://maientertainmentlaw.com/?search=cheap-generic-viagra The Urban Professional League recognized four outstanding African-American professionals for their exceptional contributions in the areas of education, business and community service during the 3rd annual Community Achievement Awards. Continue reading Urban Professional League recognizes community leaders →

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Step Afrika, a musical and visual spectacle

Step Afrika’s Artis Olds instructs audience members in stepping.
Step Afrika’s Artis Olds instructs audience members in stepping.

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clomid drug price Step Afrika, one of the most physically exhilarating explosions of the art of stepping and Afrocentric modern dance, returned to Roanoke’s Jefferson Center Sunday, March 29 for a show that once again set Shaftman Performance Hall ablaze.

The performers took stage before an audience that was quickly fascinated as the ten-member troop stepped, danced, gyrated, jumped and twirled themselves into a well-executed frenzy. Continue reading Step Afrika, a musical and visual spectacle →