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Breaking bread in a mosque
The Friday Photo January 27, 2016 Heeding the observation a wise friend shared with me the day after last year’s election, I am making a concerted effort to desegregate what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called “the most segregated hour” in … Continue reading
Posted in religion, The Friday Photo, Uncategorized, women
Tagged children, church, cultural gaps, environment, faith, Islam, mosque, Muslim, segregation, women, worship
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When will we learn?
The Friday Photo August 26, 2016
Posted in ethics, Georgia, racism, religion, social justice, The Friday Photo
Tagged angry Christians, Chrisitans, Covington, desegregation, Elizabeth Eckford, fear, Hazel Bryan, Islam, lynching, mosque, Newton County, rural Georgia, Sarah Todd, segregation, The Friday Photo
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Galloway and Wingfield weigh in on the outcry over proposed mosque in Newton County
Jim Galloway and Kyle Wingfield are spot on in their Atlanta Journal Constitution columns today. Wingfield begins with, “Plans for a mosque in Newton County — and some loudly negative reactions to those plans — pose some uncomfortable truths to … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, Georgia, religion, social justice
Tagged AJC, angry Christians, Christians, Covington, David Gushee, fear, Islam, Jim Galloway, Kyle Wingfield, mosque, Newton County, Political Insider, Robert P Jones
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