Well friends, I have finally immersed myself in cyber world.
This has been a challening year in Los Angeles. I am now serving the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles as the associate minister for Community Outreach.
I serve on the LAPD Rampart Clergy Council. Since Mid-Sep. we have had 15 homocides.
We have pledged to host a candle light vigil for every homicide. As often in the case, when you make a commitment you dont't fully understand what this will entail.
We have lost a three week old baby, numerous middle school and high school students, fathers and grandmothers to violence. Our candles and prayers expel the darkness of hate and violence.
Please join us as we with pray with our feet for peace in our streets.
Howard's Sermons and Article Clippings.
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- John Edward's Prophetic Call for Justice
- Cross-racial shootings spark fear in Monrovia
- Winds of change sweep skid row
- Reformers ask council to back off
- Governor Schwarzenegger Approves Measures to Fight...
- People of Faith Rally for Darfur
- Witness to Hope
- Hopes rise as Kenyan rivals talk
- Rampaging gangs kill dozens and burn homes in Naku...
- Public Comment at the Sep 07 Meeting of the CA Com...
- Letter to the CA Fair Adminstration of Justice Com...
- The Prison-Industrial Complex
- Signs in Kenya That Killings Were Planned
- Episcopalians hold an Indian Rite Mass with Hindus...
- Intervention, Hailed as a Concept, Is Shunned in P...
- Bush Signs Bill Allowing Sudan Divestment
- Save Darfur Briefing Paper
- Talking Points on How to Stop Genocide in Darfur
- Legal experts weigh death penalty reform
- Cut down for crossing an invisible line
- War casualties not forgotten by L.A. parish
- Malawi's 'free trade' revolt
- Support the Minority AIDS Project
- Time Magazine, Death Penalty Walking
- Shooting a reminder of changing district's past
- Sad price of gang 'rent'
- Fighting to Stop a Strip Club from Opening at the ...
- Baby Luis Garcia LA Times Homicide Report
- LA City Beat: Too Many Vigils
- Hoping Each Vigil is His Last
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About Me
- Howard
- Im a Mainline protestant minister who loves serving in multicultural and urban contexts. I'm very interested in how liberation theology and existential-humanistic psychology are applied to the praxis of pastoral care and counseling. My most profound encounters with God come as we sojourn as brothers and sisters seeking the inbreaking of God's reign, here and now.
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