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In this meditation entry, I focused on Joshua chapters 2-6; with an emphasis on Rahab, the prosititute. How does Joshua and Palm Sunday connect? that’s what we find out. Plus music from Mom Bell, and Pastor Boothe.

In this entry, I talk about my vision for educating, and engaging the people of NFK. I read from Habakkuk 2:2-3. The text explains the importance of laying out a clear vision. Finally, I listen to a Song: Josh Rubin - Black and White. This was provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/blackandwhite

In this entry, I meditate with friends on Acts 9:36-42. I talked about the importance of Women, and why we must fight to keep them strong.

In this entry, I focus on what I feel is the biggest screw up of my life. I connect this thought with 1. John 1:9; gaining conformation for the June 20, 1942 entry to the diary of Anne Frank, and finally listened to a Song: Shiah Maisel & Clarx - Left With Nothing, provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/LeftWithNothing

In this entry, our meditation focus was on Exodus 15:20-21. I point out the Bible’s clear acknowledgement of women being in ministry. Mom Bell plays two pieces, I’m So Glad, Jesus Loves Me, and I Love to tell the Story, which is 513 in African American Heritage Hymnal.

In this entry, i have a sitdown chat with civil rights activist, Roy L. Perry-Bey. We talk his life, work, and ideas of how to better black NFK.