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REMINDER: Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice, Season Two – March Lineup - Vimarsana News

REMINDER: Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice, Season Two – March Lineup

REMINDER: Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice, Season Two – March Lineup The second season of Religion News Service’s (RNS) Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice with Simran Jeet Singh is underway! Speakers in season two build upon the lessons and discussions of season one, focusing on “how to get it right” while probing the intersection of faith, justice, and politics. Conversations will be either live or pre-taped. The pre-taped interviews were live lectures at Trinity College and Columbia University. Live interviews will first appear on RNS’s Facebook page. All full-length inte...

MR.D.I.Y. PH celebrates 100th store milestone with a purpose - Vimarsana News

MR.D.I.Y. PH celebrates 100th store milestone with a purpose

Published February 18, 2021, 5:30 AM MR.D.I.Y.,one ofthe largest home improvement retailers in Asiaopened its 100 th store in the Philippines at SM Hypermarket Novaliches, Quezon City. The celebration kicked-off with the store blessing and ribbon cutting attended by MR.D.I.Y. Philippines and SM Hypermarket executives. From (left) SM Hypermarket Manager Mark Pineda, AVP for Leasing Ms. Shiela Salamanca, AVP for Operations. Stanford Chua, MR. D.I.Y. Philippines Head of Business Development Ferdinand Gasis, MR. D.I.Y. Philippines Chief Operating Officer Ms. Roselle Marisol Andaya, SM Hypermark...

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Jen Hatmaker Apologizes for Line in Inaugural Prayer Critiqued as Erasing Native Americans - Vimarsana News

Jen Hatmaker Apologizes for Line in Inaugural Prayer Critiqued as Erasing Native Americans

Jen Hatmaker Apologizes for Line in Inaugural Prayer Critiqued as Erasing Native Americans (RNS) — Jen Hatmaker was “proud” to offer the final prayer in the liturgy for the inaugural interfaith prayer service Thursday (Jan. 21) hosted virtually by the Washington National Cathedral. The popular Christian author, speaker and podcaster has also apologized for it — at least for the first line of the prayer, which began, “Almighty God, you have given us this good land as our heritage.” “He didn’t. He didn’t give us this land. We took this land by force and trauma,” she wrote l...

Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice: Season Two - Vimarsana News

Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice: Season Two

Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice: Season Two Religion News Service (RNS) announces the launch of the second season of Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice with Simran Jeet Singh. January 15, 2021 Religion News Service (RNS) announces the launch of the second season of Anti-Racism as a Spiritual Practice with Simran Jeet Singh. The first season, originally titled Becoming Less Racist: Lighting the Path to Anti-Racism, launched in June 2020 given the protests against police brutality and racial discrimination in the U.S. As Singh wrote in 2020, “There are moments in history where societies ...

Almost Silent Night: Churches Quietly Bring Music to Christmas Eve - Vimarsana News

Almost Silent Night: Churches Quietly Bring Music to Christmas Eve

Dec. 23, 2020 12:18 pm ET Hark the herald angels sing, but at the Memorial United Methodist Church this week, the congregation will be humming. In previous years, the Fernandina Beach, Fla., church’s Christmas celebrations have featured hundreds of people belting out favorite carols from the pews. This year, though, attendance is capped at 50 people in its main sanctuary space, and Christmas Eve services will take on a decidedly different tone, with prerecorded music from the church’s choir and a violinist and cellist playing Christmas hymns at some services. “Hum along behind...

Source: wsj.com