Any attempt at racial reconciliation without understanding the context of God and his creation will fall short. Let us then begin at the beginning, we are all made in the image of God!
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My Tribute to my uncle, Michael Campbell
I want to pay tribute to my Uncle Michael Campbell. All of us in the family come to call him Uncle Mike. It doesn’t matter how old or how young, everyone just called him Uncle Mike. When he came to church Bethel Temple of Praise and supported us, everyone here also called him Uncle Mike.…… Continue reading My Tribute to my uncle, Michael Campbell
Remembering Israel: Flowers and Plants
Here are some of the flowers and trees I saw on my trip to Israel.
Remembering Israel: Food and Fellowship
One of the memories of my trip to Israel is the times we shared a meal.
Final Day
Today is the last day of this fantastic journey. We set out for Jerricho going the path that is called the Wadi Kelt. This is the path that Jesus would usually take from Jericho to Jerusalem (Luke 19).
Day 8 of My Spiritual Journey
Our focus today is the city of Jerusalem — Walk the path of Christ, Upper Room, King David’s Tomb, Church of Gallicantu (meaning cock’s-crow), Overlook of Judas and Field of Blood (Map on hand), Holy Sepulcher, Temple Mt, and Garden Tomb.
Day 7 of My Spiritual Journey
We took a break from the sites in Jerusalem and visited the Dead Sea valley, En Gedi and Masada.
Day 6 of My Spiritual Journey
We began the day visiting Mount Hebron, the burial place of the patriarch. Travel the way of the patriarch into Hills of Rachael. We spent time overlooking Shepherd fields. This is the place where the angels visited the shepherds. It was at this same location that is known as the farming land of Ruth and Boaz.
Day 5 of My Spiritual Journey
Today we finally got settled in Jerusalem. The focus of the journey was about reviewing Hezikiah’s wet and dry tunnels in the City of Jerusalem. The wet tunnel ended in the pool of SILOAM. Next, we went to the Wailing Wall and
Day 4 of My Spiritual Journey
The name of God we are focusing on today is Jehovah Raah – Lord my Shepherd.
Today is Day 4 of what has been one of the most moving moments for me so far. It is challenging to explain what I felt today as I spent time at Shiloh. What began as a tour, for me, turned to a more spiritual and reflective time. Combined with the two stories at Bet sheen and Mount Ghiboa made Shiloh’s experience more moving.