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Where are the bold ones who will play my song, Which from the beginning I wanted all along? Male and female dancing together, Joined by love, respect and not a tether. A grand symphony of musical light Playing, displaying throughout the night. The love of the creation with which I flow, To join the chorus […]
Rev. Virginia Marie Rincon In the group of women gathered for TengoVoz/I Have Voice meetings, the Rev. Virginia Marie Rincon begins the liturgy with a poem, often one that she has written. The women continue the liturgy by reflecting on the poem. In her strong, lyrical voice she reads her poem entitled “I Am a […]
She’s got the whole world in Her hands. . . She’s got the whole world in Her hands. He’s got the little tiny baby in His hands. . . . He’s got the whole world in His hands. She’s got everybody here in Her hands. . . . She’s got the whole world in Her […]
“Womanist theologies of salvation state that Jesus Christ can be seen as a black woman,” Rev. Dr. Monica A. Coleman writes in her book Making a Way Out of No Way. “Postmodern womanist theology argues that a black woman is often Christ. The Savior may be a teenager, a person living with a disability, a […]
Matthew 6: 1“Be careful not to publicize your pursuit of justice to be noticed, or you will have no reward from your Mother who is in heaven. 2So don’t blow your own horn when you make donations, like the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, so that people might praise them. […]