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Tag Archives: Tamir Rice
All I Really Want is …. Joy
[excerpts from a sermon preached at Disciples Christian Church on Sunday, Dec. 14 on the 2nd anniversary of the Sandy Hook shootings and the Third Sunday in Advent when we traditionally light the Joy candle. The text is from the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Black Lives Matter, Ending Gun Violence, Moms Demand Action, Sandy Hook Elementary, Uncategorized
Tagged Activism, Advent, Black Lives Matter, Child Access Prevention, Ending gun violence, God Before Guns, Gun safety, Jordan Davis, Moms Demand Action, National Gun Violence Prevcention Sabbath, Sandy Hook shootings, Social justice, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin
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All I Really Want is ….Hope
The question is not why should we care? It’s about how much. We are the people who lit a candle of hope just a few minutes ago. Is that hope burning brightly enough in us to share with those for whom the flame has flickered and died? Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, Advent, Christmas, Ending gun violence, Ferguson, God Before Guns, grief, hope, Michael Brown, Social justice, Tamir Rice
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