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On this segment of Fun Fridays the Writers Refuge share the time Slim Shady caught covid and how it ultimately led to a new strand forming. Luckily the Wu-Covid Clan was able to help. Don't miss how Ponzi, D. Ception, and Batman played their parts as well.
After Barnabas and Saul are commissioned, they waste no time in getting the word out to the Gentiles. Large crowds gather wherever they go, which of course leads to jealousy. Find out what the Pharisees, Peter, James and others have to say about things.
On this episode of Saturday Morning Stories, Latasha Williams, B.A Communication (Theatre) came back for unfinished business. She talks about the time she saw Louis Farrakhan and how it made her realize that she struggled with her identity. She shares of her experience at the local mosque, growing up in poverty (wearing the same clothes to school the entire week) as well as battling nepotism coupled with racism. She covers her struggles with historical, economical, social, gender, and spiritual identity. She basically left no stone unturned.
On this segment of Fun Fridays the Writers Refuge share the story of a pastry chef named Grun-P who lived in the town called Please-All. Find out what all went down at the 35th annual Knot bag festival in that unique place.
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Jesus teaches about humility, doing things without expecting a return from those you blessed, the cost of being a disciple, and shared a few parables about the lost and the GREAT joy of them being found 🙌🏽
On this segment of Fun Fridays the Writers Refuge freestyle a story that details the uniquely challenging childhood of little Johnny and how that one boy matured into a man that influenced multiple generations of Johnnys.
On this episode of Sunday Morning Stories, James is killed, Peter is thrown into prison, King Herod accepts all of the glory, and Saul calls out Elymas the sorcerer.
On this segment of Saturday Morning Stories, Ms. Latasha Williams, B.A Communication (Theatre) opened up about growing up without an identity, when she recognized it, and what she ultimately did and continues to do in order to rectify the damage it caused. Don't miss this powerfully transparent conversation that may just help you as well.
On this segment of Fun Fridays The Writers Refuge tell the unfamiliar story of how the Crips and Bloods started beefing in the 80's. Which unbeknownst to many, led to two of the most lyrical emcees of all time.
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Abimelech wants to be king of Shechem over his brothers dead bodies. Don't miss the many intriguing and underhanded things that took place.
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