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Instead of Rifles: Reflections on American Violence

Posted on January 21, 2013 by admin

“Wishing I could make you / love you / enough / to carry you / instead of rifles.” The band is the Cornel West Theory from Washington, DC. The piece, from their 2009 album Second Rome is called “Rifles.” … Continue reading →

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Why the Dream Didn’t Die – The Rev. Alvin O. Jackson

Posted on January 27, 2012 by Rev Josh Pawelek

The Rev. Alvin O. Jackson was the preacher at “A Time for Justice,” an MLK remembrance service at Faith Congregational Church in North Hartford this past Monday, January 16th. This event was sponsored by Faith Church, Amistad UCC and the Connecticut Conference of the United Church … Continue reading →

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SUPPOSE! The Rev. Alvin O. Jackson

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Rev Josh Pawelek

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Rev. Da Vita McCallister Puts a Little Somethin’ On It!

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Rev Josh Pawelek

We had a great time at the Martin Luther King, Jr. remembrance service, “A Time For Justice,” held at Faith Congregational Church in North Hartford this past Monday. The Faith Choir was amazing, as always. The vocal soloists were amazing, … Continue reading →

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Remembrance at Faith Church

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Rev Josh Pawelek

A message from Bishop John Selders (Amistad UCC, Hartford) and the Rev. Steve Camp (Faith Congregational Church, Hartford): Please join us for our 3rd annual MLK Service of Remembrance: A Time for Justice, on Monday, January 16, 2012 @ 4pm … Continue reading →

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