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Project Hood: Roadside Revelations
Project Hood: Roadside Revelations
Encouragement When You NEED It!
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jgordon1
Henry Ford once said “If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, you’re right.” This past week I have been overwhelmed with emotions while attempting something some say is impossible – stopping gun violence. I keep talking to myself, saying Quit! No, Keep going! Quit! Keep going! Cry,…
Dark Knights will not Prevail
By
jgordon1
Today is Sunday, July 22,2012. Like no other day, since camping out on the roof and walking across America, my heart is so heavy. I am grieving like no other time before. At the time of this writing, 12 people are dead, the youngest being a 6 year old, all victims of gun violence. 59…
Walking the Walk
By
Jennifer E. Jones
Exodus 18:20 (King James Version) And thou shalt teach them ordinances and laws, and shalt shew them the way wherein they must walk, and the work that they must do. Revelation: If things are to get any better, we must show our children the way to walk. There is so much to be said about…
Roadside Revelations
By
Jennifer E. Jones
The past few weeks on the road have provided me the time to reflect on things that I may not have in the busyness of being a Husband, Father, Pastor and community member. Often, we have to be removed from the noise of everyday, and just tune into God. As you may know, I love…
Walking Across America Part 2
By
jgordon1
In 11 days, we have walked 205 miles! Starting in New York from Times Square the team is resting in the historical city Gettysburg, PA. The place of the American civil war, the North versus the South, the Union versus the Confederates… This is such a surreal moment for me. Abraham Lincoln was president at…
From the Rooftop to the Road: The 1st week of Walking Across America (Part 1)
By
Jennifer E. Jones
In the words of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, “I am Praying with my Feet!” On June 5, 2012, I embarked upon on the most grueling assignment of my life. I started my walk across America in NYC’s Times Square with 10 other people. Before the team arrived, I ventured over to Brooklyn, NY to visit…
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