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LYRICS I want to use my words to build up my brothers Use my words to strengthen my sisters Use my words to tear down walls that words built up To be a blessing for Your name, Lord I want to use my words to build up my brothers Use my words to strengthen my sisters Use my words...
Hi, my name is Becky Antoine, and I am a rising sophomore at Colby College, and I'm from the Foxboro campus. I have filmed this many times. I- It's hard to find the words- the correct words for what I want to say and in such a short time. But, I wanted to speak on the amplified racial issues...
One of my favorite shows is What Would You Do? The show’s host is John Quiñones. It is a show that sets up hidden cameras while actors play out specific dilemmas, such as social injustices and inequalities while observing what people would do. I often wondered while watching the...
Christ be All Around Me As I rise, strength of God Go before, lift me up As I wake, eyes of God Look upon, be my sight As I wait, heart of God, Satisfy and sustain As I hear, voice of God, Lead me on, be my guide, be my guide CHORUS: Above and below me, Before and behind me In every eye...
Sarah Blumenshine, Director of Intercultural Ministries at Emmanuel Gospel Center in Boston and Grace Chapel member, speaks about the need to embrace stories different than our own.
Psalm 126 Words and Music by Isaac Wardell, Arr. Kathryn Baldanza Our mouths they were filled, filled with laughter Our tongues they were loosed, loosed with joy Restore us, O Lord Restore us, O Lord Although we are weeping, Lord, help us keep sowing The seeds of Your...
The words that we use to respond to the current movement for racial equality makes a big difference. One way you can make a difference is to understand what it means to call yourself an antiracist.
This is my prayer for the Church, that the world would know us by our love for Him and for one another.
While racial reconciliation is about deepening understanding and repairing relationships, it’s also about addressing social and economic barriers and disparities created by racism.
Lyrics // Ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh Teach us Your ways, teach us Your ways As we learn from one another Learn to love each other Teach us Your ways Teach us to give, teach us to give Give ourselves for one another Learn to love each other Teach us to give Teach us to...
