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9:32 Joy comes on✨️

So proud of you, Lisa! I know Mom is beaming from above. God bless you!❤

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I absolutely LOVE the Love you have embraced and shared. Keep Hugging!

I love you so much MOM!

Congrats to everyone! 👏🏽

7hank your Dr. Huck for your powerful presentation. Thank you Hilim Flowers for reminding us to remember to focus on love.

Can you scholar stop being the deceitful and pushing this false narrative like Christopher Columbus didn’t personally say the native people in America was black he had two Black people on two of the ships navigating the knew the language also the first set of slaves were native Americans deported to the Caribbean and brought back reclassified as African. This is documented. our oral stores are factual and undeniable. The Seminoles in Florida had a fort originally named Negro, Fort you scholars are of the disgrace, especially you black ones are ancestors are rolling in their graves, the great Dr. Ben and John Henry Clark

It is axiomatic that slavery changed Indigenous cultures it was part of coercive assimilation. Next do free Blacks eho held slaves during the same period, please

Peach Rev. Gill!

What an informative, enlightening discussion!

Sing it Alex....#WeOfferPraise

#FeedMySheep

Say it Preacher!

#CareNotcapture

#FromFishToSheep

#Replay

"Care over Capture"

Traditional knowledge here is admirable, however, historical fact remains that Christianity is incompatable, offended, and threatened by Native spiritual traditions. Knowing & translating the Bible into Native languagues did/does not negate the great evil of Christianity's impact. Sitting on the fence between man-made Christianity & Nature-based Native Spirituality does not delete the truth of conflict. Accordingly, much of this presentation renders a exercise in contradictionary cancelation. Many Thanks for including my comments. A'ho

Strange are the presentations of a "traditional" Native---who has denounced evil Christian genocide---yet is a Christian "Reverend." Surely comparable to a Jew surviving WWII only to join & advocate for Nazism---like pronouncing Torah and proudly carrying swastikas--- strange.

Strange.

Very powerful message. It’s amazing to me that we are still here. Despite the hatred and destruction we are still here. Reparations.

Are there AME Churches in the Five Civilized Tribal Nations today?

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Amen!

“Do we think nothing good can come out of anyone or anything else if it isn’t us? Our race, our ideologies, our theologies, our perspectives, our interpretations, our institutions, our clubs, our sororities, fraternities…? Maybe we judge Nazareth because we’ve never been there.”Listen to the third sermon of our Third Annual Black History & African American Heritage Month from Reverend Luke Powery, who speaks on seeing good in the people we deem otherwise. Watch the sermon in full at this link: bit.ly/GoodFromNazereth Be sure to join us each Tuesday this February to watch the rest of our Heritage Month series or catch up on our TH-cam playlist at th-cam.com/play/PLBfmQTNSPztsgxX1NhSbwPbLE-If2FpIL.html

"Love is an empowering action. It's not sacrifice. It's a choice, not a default position." Watch the second sermon in our Third Annual Black History & African American Heritage Month from Rev. Cheryl Kirk-Duggan here: bit.ly/DefiningOurLove Join us each Tuesday in February and watch our previous services here: bit.ly/BCTTH-cam

"You have some evidence, and I want you to trust yourself long enough to believe that the God who placed that evidence inside of you is working within you...and will be with you long enough 'til everyone who laughed at you will have to recognize that you were always right about you." Listen to the first sermon of our Third Annual Black History & African American Heritage Month from Dr. James J. Hill Jr. speaking on ungrounded faith: bit.ly/EvidenceInYou Be sure to join us each Tuesday this February to watch the rest of our Heritage Month series or catch up on previous series at bit.ly/BCTTH-cam

Read 'An Eruption in Tulsa' by NAACP Investigator Walter White. Walt said that a group of 75 black guys killed 10 whites at the courthouse in Tulsa. 2 blacks killed, no info on number wounded. This was the evening before the attack on Greenwood.

Actually, there were two massacres in Tulsa according to investigator Walter White of the NAACP. Read 'The Eruption in Tulsa'. Walt said that a group of 75 black guys killed 10 whites at the courthouse in Tulsa. No mention of the number of wounded but blacks lost 2. The next day came the attack on Greenwood which is commonly called the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Love hearing Rev Davis!

I had professor Davidson when I took the Hebrew Bible course a couple of years ago, and am appreciative of her perspectives on women in the Bible. I just bought this book and am looking forward to reading it! David Holston

Black History is Black American History Month Africans and Caribbeans need to come up with their own

Love the use of history and love the sermon. Don't shrink back

Thank you for inviting me to reflect on my own partiality 🖤

What a wonderful message!! Thank you for your vulnerability and precious story that more in this world need to hear and apply in their life. I also enjoyed all the video work/editing done in the making of this worship service.

Great sermon, Dr. Butler. Thanks from the Old North State!

When my husband, who is a student at PTS, mentioned this Arts Showcase, I immediately sent it to a number of young artists in the community. Two of them won!

As always, the Rev. Dr. Starsky Wilson speaks with the clarity of a revolutionary sage! Thank you Phillips Seminary for hosting this. Thank you for centering the voices of Tulsa too!

Thankful to be able to be in worship with everyone, even if it is a few days later...thank you for the beautiful music!

Very enlightening and true!! Loved it!!!!