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Minsoo: Dongho, before you say no-
Dongho: No.
Minsoo: But I haven't even told you yet!
Dongho: I'm sticking with no.
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dongho has a tiny cat plushie that he carries around as a good luck charm it looks identical to boba
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Jewish Sacred Aging Interview
Jewish Sacred Aging Interview
As we near the one year anniversary of New Beginnings Spiritual Coaching and Consulting LLC (for more about my coaching practice, see here), I wanted to share the link to my recent interview for Jewish Sacred Aging’s Seekers of Meaning Podcast. In this interview, I sit down with Rabbi Richard Address, D. Min. and discuss my perspective on what it means to be a spiritual life coach.
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Floyd Harold Flake (January 30, 1945) was born to Robert Flake, Sr., and Rosie Lee Johnson-Flake in Los Angeles. He grew up in Houston. He graduated from Wilberforce University. He entered the graduate program at Payne Theological Seminary and studied business administration at Northeastern University in Boston. He earned a D.Min from the United Theological Seminary in Ohio. He worked as a salesman, a marketing analyst, assistant dean of students at Lincoln University, director of the Afro-American Center, and university chaplain at Boston University. He was a minister at Allen AME Cathedral in Brooklyn (1976-1986). The church grew from about 1,400 members in the mid-1970s to over 23,000 parishioners by the early 1990s. He was elected to New York’s Sixth Congressional District (1987-1997) which included Jamaica, Queens, and surrounding neighborhoods. He enjoyed committee assignments that coincided with his community interests in New York. He served on the Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs Committee, the Committee on Small Business, and the Select Committee on Hunger. He continued to serve as pastor of Allen AME Cathedral and founded a 750-student private school, the Allen Christian School. Although a Democrat, he endorsed Republicans George Pataki for Governor of New York and Rudolph Giuliani for Mayor of New York City. In 2006 he was the Ohio co-chair of Republican Ken Blackwell’s unsuccessful bid for governor of Ohio. He resigned from Congress to return to full-time duties as the senior pastor of the Allen AME Cathedral. He published a book titled The Way of the Bootstrapper: Nine Action Steps for Achieving Your Dreams, which became a national bestseller. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and past president of Wilberforce University. He and his wife, Margaret Elaine McCollins, have four children. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/CoCm2-QLjZa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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On the Journey!
"Life is a Pilgrimage"!
Struggling towards Galilee!
"From his fullness, we have all received grace upon grace. ."John 1:16.
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W.H. Auden once said, "For the garden is the only place there is, but you will not find it. Until you have looked for it everywhere and found it nowhere that is not a desert."
Each year I spend a week or two in the Mojave Desert on retreat, where I had the dramatic epiphany of my life after my years on the streets of Los Angeles. I truly understood the words of John when he spoke the words: of Jesus: "From his fullness, we have received grace upon grace,"
The desert is the homeland of my heart, I don't find it barren, it is a perfect embodiment of infinite spaciousness. My spirit and my heart are cultivating a heart as spacious as the desert: wide open in every direction of the compass, Wide open to every creature that walks, flies, or crawls through it, wide open to every change in the weather: darkness and light, sun and rain, aridity and dew, heat, cold, and wind.
In the words of one of my favorite friends, Teresa of Avila the human soul is an "Interior Castle", and I learned this infinite and noble spaciousness from the desert, both the desert of Mojave and the desert of San Francisco. The prophet Isaiah says it so well in describing the universal heart experience in finding God: "The desert and the dry land will be glad; the wilderness will rejoice and blossom."
My friend Pam, commented yesterday, "You have had a difficult life with the church and the treatment of many people." Difficult? No, through being a minister labeled as "intrinsically evil," to a prostitute, and from there ordination in a queer denomination and then ordination (because I am difficult)ha! as a bishop, for "difficult priests", in otherwords for decentralizing priests, like me struggling to find a new identity.
In the desert of Mojave, and the desert of San Francisco, I have found the grace of Jesus, in all of its fullness, and through compassionate counseling, simply listening to others, without judgment, and telling them how to live their lives; approaching all like an interfaith chaplain recognizing everyone's beliefs or non-beliefs as valid. There are many paths to God!
My young, friend, fifteen-year-old, Saint Carlo Aciutis, tells us: Sadness is looking toward oneself, happiness is looking toward God!
And so my prayer for all of us today are the words of Cacchi Ricci:
"It takes a very strong individual
to sit with themselves,
calm their storms, and
heal all of their issues without trying
to bring someone else into that chaos.
Your journey into self-love is just that--
and you are doing it."
I am still in the process of "decentralization", but looking towards God, and finding happiness in the people I "hang out" and minister to on the streets and not bringing the chaos of my opinion of what they need to do in their lives! Deo Gratias! Thanks be to God!
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Fr. River Damien Sims, sfw, D.Min., D.S.T.
Post Office Box 642656
San Francisco, CA 94164
www.temenos.org
paypal.com
415-305-2124
Fr. River Sims, D.Min., D.S.T.
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Prayer of St. Brendan!
"Help me to journey beyond the familiar
and into the unknown.
Give me the faith to leave old ways and break fresh ground with You. Christ of the mysteries I trust in You to be stronger than each storm within me.
I will trust in the darkness and know that my times, even now, are in Your hands.
Tune my spirit to the music of heaven,
and somehow, make my obedience count for You"
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S7E27 Anthropology and Transhumanism: A Panel Discussion
By: Panelists | April 4, 2024
S7E27 Anthropology and Transhumanism: A Panel Discussion
Meet Tonight’s Panelists:
Deanna Huff, Ph.D.: Associate Vice President of Bellator Christi and Editor of the forthcoming book Stewarding AI (Oklahoma City, OK)
Ryan Pauly: Think Well Ministries, in the D.Min. program at Biola University (California)
Michelle Johnson, Ph.D.: Executive Vice President and…
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#AI#Artificial Intelligence#Bible#Curtis Evelo#Dr. Deanna Huff#Dr. Leo Percer#Dr. Michelle Johnson#God#humanity#Ryan Pauly#theology#Transhumanism
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Thanksgiving as a Way of Life
By Jerry Newcome, D.Min.
Another Thanksgiving is upon us. But it’s amazing how ungrateful people can be these days. One comedian quipped, “My grandfather tried to warn everyone that the Titanic was going to sink. Besides not believing him, they also expelled him from the movie theater!”
Ingratitude runs deep in the human race. But as Christians we are called to be thankful–even thankful in…
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A Fordham GRE Story
My name is John Gonzalez and I am a D.Min graduate from Fordham University in Latino Studies. I entered this field to develop and combine my professional interest in social ministry and Latino theology. I loved the education that I received and the opportunities that emerged as I finished my degree program. I fell on love with the commitments and values that came from a Jesuit education and spirituality of ministry. The quote below is fundamental value for me and my call to social ministry.
I was struck with Jesuit spirituality that I eventually did the Spiritual Exercises in 2018 and became a Spiritual Director. Currently I live in Brooklyn and serve the diocese here as the Director of Parish and Community Relations for Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens. This has been a phenomenal experience and one that I want to share with the Fordham GRE community through this presentation I designed.
The experience I have had with Catholic Charities has allowed me to promote the mission of the Church as Pope Francis has been defining. A church that is like a field hospital after battle, a church that heals wounds and warms the hearts. I invite the current GRE community to consider a life serving the people of God through the efforts that Catholic Charities offer. It is a perfect place for budding social ministers who are being formed in the great Jesuit tradition that Fordham offers. If you are interested, contact me at [email protected].
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Dongho: What happened to you last night?
Minsoo: Do you wanna hear what really happened or the lie we're gonna tell everybody else?
Dongho: Start with the lie. It's probably more interesting.
#lost in translation#lost in translation webtoon#webtoon#incorrect quotes#Mayhem#Minsoo#Lee Minsoo#D.Min#Kang Dongho#Dongho
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idc what people say or what happens.. i ship it.they are lovely.💖💖
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fanart of d.min (or kang dongho) from the webtoon lost in translation!!! shirtless d.min is a bit of an inside joke in the fandom and we all try to convince jjolee (the author) to draw him instead of just teasing us LOL. this is also old art but i haven’t been active here hhhh
(face claim inspired by young k of day6)
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Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr. (born February 26, 1935) is a pastor, theologian, speaker, author, and activist. He is known for his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement and his friendship with both Martin Luther King Jr. and Martin Luther King Sr. He is the father of Otis Moss III, the current pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.
At Morehouse, he was taught and mentored by Benjamin Mays. While at Morehouse he helped lead sit-ins and other activities to protest segregation. He completed further graduate coursework at the ITC. He earned a D.Min from United Theological Seminary, where he was taught by Samuel DeWitt Proctor.
He became the pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church in LaGrange in 1954, pastoring the church. He served as the senior pastor at both Mount Olive and Providence Baptist Church in Atlanta. He moved to pastor Mount Zion Baptist Church in Lockland, Ohio. While at the church he was regional director of SCLC, leading several campaigns to fight various forms of discrimination and segregation. He participated in the Selma Civil Rights March with King. King married Moss and his wife. He spent one year away from the church to co-pastor Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta with Martin Luther King Sr. After leaving Mount Zion Baptist Church, he left to pastor the Olivet Institutional Baptist Church in Cleveland, which was then the largest African American church in the state. He led the church for 33 years before retiring in 2008. During his time at the church, besides continuing to be a sought-after speaker and influential figure in social justice movements, he was an advisor to President Jimmy Carter and befriended such figures as Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and Jesse Jackson. In 1997 he partnered with University Hospitals to create the Otis Moss Jr. Medical Center. He was repeatedly named one of America’s most influential African American preachers by Ebony Magazine. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #alphaphialpha
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The Good Shepherd!
The Good Shepherd!
" I am the good shepherd." John 10
April 22, 2024
"Good Shepherd Sund"!
In my first parish out of seminary in rural Missouri, one of the members was short on workers that fall during the harvest, and I volunteered to help. He asked me to work with his sixteen-year-old son, Joe, in tending his large herd of sheep he used for eating weeks throughout the year.
Sheep are not easy, they run in opposite directions, and some might bite you as you push them back, in fact herding these sheep taught me why Jesus was the Good Shepherd, for us human beings are not much different.
As Joe and I made no judgment on our sheep, but we loved them, kindly pushed them forward, fed them, and truly cared for them, Jesus does the same with his sheep, with each one of us.
He meets us where we are, without judgment, and seeks to guide us into the right path of caring for others.
Seeing Jesus through the eyes of the Good Shepherd he asks us to look with the same eyes of mercy as he does, his call is for us in the words of Pope Francis to: "go down into the underground, and pass from the hyper-virtual, fleshless word to the suffering flesh of the poor."
Last night as I was listening and feeding people I saw one person after another, many of whom I have known for nearly thirty years, without clothes, and food, sleeping on the street with no bedding, suffering, truly suffering.
We can see the "suffering flesh" looking through the eyes of:
migrant workers;
undocumented migrant workers
housekeepers, and those in our society who
work for minimum wage and have little for
food;
our mentally ill and disabled people drawing
$1000, to $1200 on social security, and our
disabled drawing much less.
Jesus explains in Matthew 25 that the gaze of mercy is the one great criterion that separates the children of God from those who rush on by regardless. The choice of mercy is at the heart of the salvation drama, evident above all in the challenge of the migration movement, and lack of food and housing.
The practice of true spirituality, of love that Jesus proclaims, as well as Buhha, Mohammed, and others, begins with seeing as he does and getting our hands "dirty" in service to the Risen Christ!
"I was hungry and you gave me food."
Deo Gratias! Thanks be to God!
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"The Greatest Commandment: "You shall love the Lord Your God with all of your soul, mind, and strength and Love your neighbor as yourself, there is no greater commandment than this!"
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Fr. River Damien Sims, sfw, D.Min., D.S.T.
Post Office Box 642656
San Francisco, CA 94164
www.temenos.org
paypal.com
415-305-2124
Fr. River Sims, D.Min., D.S.T.
Director
Prayer of St. Brendan!
"Help me to journey beyond the familiar
and into the unknown.
Give me the faith to leave old ways and break fresh ground with You. Christ of the mysteries I trust in You to be stronger than each storm within me.
I will trust in the darkness and know that my times, even now, are in Your hands.
Tune my spirit to the music of heaven,
and somehow, make my obedience count for You"
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(Temenos and Fr. River seek to remain accessible to everyone. We do not endorse particular causes, political parties, or candidates, or take part in public controversies, whether religious, political or social--Our pastoral ministry is to everyone!
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Today is Earth Day--Have thoughts of what you can do to help preserve Earth;
Three things I do are I am a vegetarian, use cloth bags for groceries, drive as little as possible, and use public transportation.
We only have to do something small and that one or two things added to everyone save the world.
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Defying Niche Stereotypes: An Open Letter to the Gurus
Dear 'Niche' Gurus,
There's an old saying: 'You can't fit a square peg into a round hole.' I am that peg. The culmination of skills, experiences, and talents I bring to the table aren't just unique; they define a niche in and of themselves. Hypnotherapist? Check. Ordained preacher with a D.Min in counseling? Check. Fluent in sign language with professional painting and drawing capabilities? Check. Machinist with over three decades of experience, a published author, and a second-degree black belt in American Karate? Check, check, and check.
Now, tell me, where's the box you'd like to fit me into? Because while you're busy carving out the minutest of niches, I've been busy crafting a tapestry of experiences that can't be pigeonholed into one specific category. I'm living proof that life isn’t about narrowing down; it’s about expanding out. It's about embracing the vastness of what we can become when we allow ourselves to be both deep AND broad in our pursuits.
So, to all the niche enthusiasts out there, with all due respect: kindly reconsider your advice. Because while niches have their place, so do multi-faceted diamonds like me.
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Mesha Stele and the Name "Yahweh"
By: Scott Reynolds, D.Min., Ph.D. | March 24, 2024
One of the most significant artifacts for Jews and Christians is the Mesha Stele or Moabite Stone, as it contains the first-known mention of Yahweh. The history of the artifact’s discovery is no less remarkable than its content. The inscription was first reported by an Alsatian missionary, who had seen it among the ruins of Dhiban, an ancient…
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