Thy Will Be Done

In this powerful conversation, J Roger Powe delves into the intersection of faith, family, and legacy, exploring how these core values shape our understanding of what it means to leave a lasting impact. Joining the conversation is Emam Doctor Kaiser Abdullah, Director of the Mayor's Office of Muslim Engagement, who shares his insights on how faith and community engagement can inform our approach to estate planning and legacy building.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, the host, J Roger Powe, delves into the importance of understanding the role of the Department of Records and the Register of Wills in protecting property rights, preserving history, and safeguarding family legacies. The conversation with Commissioner Jim Leonard and Deputy Commissioner Tracy Williams sheds light on the intricacies of managing public records, from property deeds to historical archives, and more.

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In this episode, Maisha Aziz offers practical advice for Philadelphia homeowners, urging them to check their deeds and consider getting a will and power of attorney. Don't miss this insightful conversation about the importance of protecting your family's legacy and securing your home's future. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the often-overlooked connection between real estate and estate planning.

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In this episode, Maisha Aziz offers practical advice for Philadelphia homeowners, urging them to check their deeds and consider getting a will and power of attorney. Don't miss this insightful conversation about the importance of protecting your family's legacy and securing your home's future. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the often-overlooked connection between real estate and estate planning.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, the host, J Roger Powe, delves into the importance of understanding the role of the Department of Records and the Register of Wills in protecting property rights, preserving history, and safeguarding family legacies. The conversation with Commissioner Jim Leonard and Deputy Commissioner Tracy Williams sheds light on the intricacies of managing public records, from property deeds to historical archives, and more.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, the host, J Roger Powe, delves into the importance of understanding the role of the Department of Records and the Register of Wills in protecting property rights, preserving history, and safeguarding family legacies. The conversation with Commissioner Jim Leonard and Deputy Commissioner Tracy Williams sheds light on the intricacies of managing public records, from property deeds to historical archives, and more.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Powe is joined by Asia Williams, director of the Title Clearance Unit at the Philadelphia Register of Wills.

They discuss the importance of clearing tangled titles, which can prevent homeowners from accessing city programs and making repairs. Asia shares her team's process for helping citizens navigate the complex process, from searching for heirs to obtaining death certificates and clearing liens. With over 11,000 tangled titles in Philadelphia, this conversation highlights the need for education and assistance in preserving property rights and creating generational wealth.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Powe chats with Kayla Bed, the curator of the exhibit "Builders of Philadelphia," about the city's rich history and legacy. They explore how the Philadelphia Register of Wills is celebrating America's 250th anniversary by showcasing the stories of six influential Philadelphians, including Benjamin Franklin and Reverend Richard Allen. Through the exhibit, they highlight the importance of preserving history and legacy, and how the wills and records of these individuals reveal their values and contributions to the city.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, J. Roger Powe is joined by Reverend Doctor Ann Cole, D Smith, and Bill Fagin for a special panel discussion on Comfort and Clarity. The conversation delves into the emotional, practical, and planning realities families face after losing a loved one. The panelists share their expertise on grief support, emotional wellness, and financial planning, highlighting the importance of preparation and having open conversations about death and legacy. They discuss the need for a will, insurance, and trusts to ensure peace of mind and protect loved ones.

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In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Powe chats with Kayla Bed, the curator of the exhibit "Builders of Philadelphia," about the city's rich history and legacy. They explore how the Philadelphia Register of Wills is celebrating America's 250th anniversary by showcasing the stories of six influential Philadelphians, including Benjamin Franklin and Reverend Richard Allen. Through the exhibit, they highlight the importance of preserving history and legacy, and how the wills and records of these individuals reveal their values and contributions to the city.

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