Am part of your family in kenya

Greetings from kenya enjoying your worship

Diane and cynthia

Greetingfrom kenya beautiful singing worship

Visited the Albanian-Bektashi Teqe in Taylor, Michigan recently. Fascinating space, community, culture, and mystical religion.

Yikes..

Walker Timothy Lewis Richard Martinez Cynthia

Presented by a man... 😂

HAVE MERCY....WE SHALL SOON SEE!!! RIP MY DEAR STEPHANIE ROSE❤ ANOTHER ONE SAFELY HOME😊 AHHHH....PRAISE BE....I HEAR THE VOICES OF THOSE BARNETT WOMEN❤

Glad these are available to watch! I missed this weeks service.

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Beautiful sermon and singing!!! Wonderful messages. ❤ 🙏

Wonderful sermon. Thank you!

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Absolutely intrigued! 🎶 How fascinating to delve into the rich history and future possibilities of hymnals.

You all wouldn't happen to know how we might get licensing to sing this in church?

*Promo sm* 😠

Great job Jenny👍

Love this

such a BEAUTFUL SONG! Simply because I had to RISE UP from which I came from a very poor history! This song is so RELATING & INSPIRITING to those of us who have come from the WORSE OF TIMES!

What soo osam🎉😂

Thank-you from Australia. Your song was touchingly beautiful !

Nossa, que lindo, arrepiei

Christ has risen!!!!!!!!!!!!!

voices from heaven

In 2023 when our country is falling apart and days before Easter Sunday. it's our turn to RISE UP just like the "Man of Galilei" did thousands of years ago to prove when things are bad we can rise above it all TOGETHER....

❤ This is so emotional well done all of you

Que lindooooooo❤❤❤❤❤

THE HANDOUT: How to Cultivate Compassion We often talk about some people as being more compassionate than others, but research suggests compassion isn’t something you’re born with or not. Instead, it can be strengthened through targeted exercises and practice. Here are some specific, science-based activities for cultivating compassion: • Feeling supported: Think about the people you turn to when you’re distressed and recall times when you’ve felt comforted by them, which research says can help us to feel more compassionate toward others. • Compassion meditation: Cultivate compassion toward a loved one, yourself, a neutral person, and even an enemy.. • Put a human face on suffering: When reading the news, look for profiles of specific individuals and try to imagine what their lives have been like. • Eliciting altruism: Create reminders of connectedness. Compassion training programs, such as those out of Emory University and Stanford University, are revealing how we can boost feelings of compassion in ourselves and others. Here are some of the best tips to emerge out of those programs, as well as other research. • Look for commonalities: Seeing yourself as similar to others increases feelings of compassion. A recent study shows that something as simple as tapping your fingers to the same rhythm with a stranger increases compassionate behavior. • Calm your inner worrier: When we let our mind run wild with fear in response to someone else’s pain (e.g., What if that happens to me?), we inhibit the biological systems that enable compassion. The practice of mindfulness can help us feel safer in these situations, facilitating compassion. • Encourage cooperation, not competition, even through subtle cues: A seminal study showed that describing a game as a “Community Game” led players to cooperate and share a reward evenly; describing the same game as a “Wall Street Game” made the players more cutthroat and less honest. This is a valuable lesson for teachers, who can promote cooperative learning in the classroom. • See people as individuals (not abstractions): When presented with an appeal from an anti-hunger charity, people were more likely to give money after reading about a starving girl than after reading statistics on starvation-even when those statistics were combined with the girl’s story. • Don’t play the blame game: When we blame others for their misfortune, we feel less tenderness and concern toward them. • Respect your inner hero: When we think we’re capable of making a difference, we’re less likely to curb our compassion. • Notice and savor how good it feels to be compassionate. Studies have shown that practicing compassion and engaging in compassionate action bolsters brain activity in areas that signal reward. • To cultivate compassion in kids, start by modeling kindness: Research suggests compassion is contagious, so if you want to help compassion spread in the next generation, lead by example. • Curb inequality: Research suggests that as people feel a greater sense of status over others, they feel less compassion. • Don’t be a sponge: When we completely take on other people’s suffering as our own, we risk feeling personally distressed, threatened, and overwhelmed; in some cases, this can even lead to burnout. Instead, try to be receptive to other people’s feelings without adopting those feelings as your own.

Beautiful 🤗🤗🤗

Oh God bless you all, my heart is exploding with love and gratitude!!!!

I love choirs ❤️ They show the Power of people ❤️

LOVE ❤❤❤

LOVED it

Great to see that not all religious people are wilfully ignorant, uneducated bigots. I am not religious but if I was it would have to be closer to God not the wealthy grifters who call themselves pastor's. With this type it is always about their own bigotry alone so bastardising the very book they claim came from their god is ok once god agrees with their unbound,vile, hatred. Thank you for this, so many of us would love to have a supportive church. Keep fighting the good fight. Isla from Ireland

👊 𝓅𝓇o𝓂o𝓈𝓂

Buddhism - care - Heidegger

This is incredible - well done Sisters.

5:54 though... 👼

No, Fake news like MSNBC, CNN, WAPO, NPR, and extremist on the left, antifa, BLM Inc, DNC are the threats to United States representative republic

Dear government god we prey to thank you for the high gas prices, thank your for giving us Biden, i also pray that he doesn't shit his pants again today

Remember 6 people have asked for the link to see this.

scotty you can wish it where as you want to lay it out but what we have been doing hhas been to faciliatate a dehumanizing medical protocal into action on the boodies of far too many gay kids whyo have been transitioned since a youg age. I diodnt want to face it but the deep seated currents of cultural anti gay hate are being expreessed and lived out by our own beloved liberal members and leadership.

Happy Solstice! The real reason for the season!

Welcome, Rev. Scott! Your first sermon was just what I needed.

Don't forget to look for the strings! Love it!

What a great service, Linda Weaver! Thank you!

What a beautiful service! Thank you Cynthia and David!

I love the spirit of this video!

Thank you all.