however, the lord is merciful and here the gospel does not leave a person.e see how repeatedly the lord, jesus christ heals and helps some people. by the prayer of others, for example, the gospel of mark tells how jesus healed a paralyzed person who was not even able to ask. for help, but he received healing through the prayer and faith of his four friends , who brought him right on the bed of illness to jesus, the paralytic received healing, but not through his faith and prayer, but through faith and the requests of their loved ones, if the gospel is many and other similar cases, all this tells us that because of the dead people, who themselves can no longer bring repentance for the sins they have committed on earth, to pray, we living on earth that through our fervent prayer god will grant mercy and forgiveness to our deceased loved ones today is purely, the commemoration of those who have grown together cannot but be remembered about the cornerstone of the christian faith in the future general resurrection from the dead. even during his earthly ministry,

isa chu has performed with the gospel choir for more than three years. >> gospel music definitely fires me up, and i have performed with this choir for a long time, because it is my creative outlet. i have been singing since i was a kid. but it is also a spiritual and social justice outlet. >> reporter: sunday's show was a history lesson, presenting a variety of gospel, from traditional to contemporary, with an authenticity not often find outside of the south. the experience is meant to be inclusive. >> the mere fact that i am asian-american, singing black gospel music, and standing next to someone who doesn't look like me and doesn't believe in what i believe in, we have different beliefs, but we are going to sing black gospel music together. >> reporter: sunday's audience reflected the diversity of the bay area. >> we are appreciating not appropriating the ecmugi all i . i singith this choir an peop ofl ckand dby beis in. ages. our youngest singer is five and our oldest turns 100 in just a couple of weeks. >> reporter: the concert was meant to inspire joy and unity. >> we know that th

of james had the same authority as the gospels in the bible. what makes this gospel so important is that is the 1st document we know of that advances the idea that mary remained a virgin all her life for leonardo, that's good of implied a direct link to the doctrine of her immaculate conception throughout his life. leonardo was fascinated with the mystery of human conception. in 15 o 6, he actually began to dissect female cadavers in the hope of understanding how life begins in the womb of a woman. ah, i want to understand the conception of man. i shall begin with the formation of the child in the womb and how the child lives in it and to what stage resides in it. ah ah. in death context, the cave is really an allegory of a womb, with its moist walls and running water. yet full of life, as shown by the flowers. these flowers, including the my pedal, were used in the middle ages as symbols of purity. thus illustrating the idea that mary was conceived in her mother's womb without detained of original sin. but that's not where the mystery of this

an east bay gospel choir performed to a sold-out crowd. truck after pandemic pauses and interruptions, people packed his performance venue on sunday or long-awaited black history month celebration. the sounds of the south could be heard in the east bay sunday night. the oakland interfaith gospel choir performed before a full house at berkeley's, and nonprofit community arts organization. she has been singing with the choir for almost 20 years. >> gospel music, fires me up. it definitely fires me up. i have been singing with this choir for a long time. because it is my creative outlet. i can sing. haeenging si iso s r andso. >>eporter: sunday sh a hae song ientemporary, inauthenticity not often found outside of the south. the experiences meant to be inclusive. >> the fact that i am asian- american and i am singing , and beliefs but we sing black gospel musack culture, sunday's audience reflected the diversity of the bay area. >> it was the host tonight that said we are appreciating, not appropriating the music. having everyone having an awa

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.: you have a couple of different genres, one is of course r&b and the other is gospel.self a solo artist, soul music, which i think that foundation of church, i don't necessarily come as an artist, do exquisitely gospel songs. >> d.l.: do you know what to song has to have to be a gospel song as opposed to a set clear wow secular? >> it comes from the same place, talking about love for a person, love for god, comes from the same place for me, so it is not until i start saying, you know, what i am saying. that is when i know what it is. but it doesn't start that way, like, something sounds gospel can easily be r&b. >> d.l.: because i don't go to church because the cover charge to high. [laughter] [laughter] you know? i started going to church when church came on tv on sunday. like, i can stay right here. but i think it is important because i think that one of the things that happen with music, whether it is a secular or gospel, is that it inspires you. if it is supposed to be great music, it makes you want to dance, that is classic, but if it makes you want to praise the

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listening to hymns and gospel music. >> shaped my sound.of music that we do has an r & b gospel feel. >> now they want that feeling in their sound to be a career making timeless music. for months they've been working on their debut album all on their own entitled is it the way. >> i would rather not share this experience with anybody but them. because they fit me so well. >> sometimes i get ganged up on. i get attacked. i get viciously attacked. >> reporter: somehow they balance one another, using their god given gifts. so no matter where life taking these three individually. >> always going to be making music together. we're going to still be rocking it. >> reporter: music will >>ifou to learn more you posted some links along with justin's stories on kpix.com. >>> no more celebrating birthdays and special occasions with one of these. why one california city is banning balloons as soon as next week. >>> the faa is considering fining space x for failing to submit data ahead of a rocket launch back in august. the protocol predicts the probabi

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may faith and love multiply here, the gospel kindness of christ, that is.lord gathered all of us by providence. yes, sometimes we are so different and our characters and this is not the case when you get married and you already, well, met a person, you see his pros and cons, and you came at the call, god came to monastery, and is ready to carry everything so that you are not expected here. well, such a native place. i can't imagine myself anywhere else . i just do not breathe, even if the prayer begins, while it was filled with these prayers. well, then it gets money by force, but ours. well, everything seems to be fine. they still know. the very structure of the monastery is like a family, a spiritual family, that is, we have meals together, carry out various obediences , pray, we have time and there are hours for solitary cell prayer when we are together. going for spiritual reading for needlework. day taught embroiderers to do. here are such beautiful church bookmarks, a button fixes the ribbons. and when we put in their church book, we're very comfortab

music with gospel bands, which is two of the most respected music genres as a community, and simplycombination took this group to the top for music's biggest night. >> i just want to say these kids so deserve it. >> what's the message that you hope people take away from this moment that you guys are sharing together? >> this is a thing where we all can celebrate. wow, we got collegiate students, you know, still in college winning grammy awards. it can be done, you know, it can be done. ♪♪ >> reporter: marching right into the history books. ♪♪ by hitting all the right notes. kathy park, nbc news, tennessee. >> you got to love it. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> what the material was, what the canisters were, what was in the containers. >> there's new potential evidence in the explosion that killed a person and hurt two others in san francisco. one big question investigators are trying to answer right now. good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio, welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30

we are keeping the gospel, the judge of god that they charge you about africa is keeping the gospel, but the europeans will grow. does jesus have abundant, abundant, blissful? so i know that they are using financial blackmail. i know that they are using media blackmail and they're trying to misrepresent us as being. i'm informed, creamy t back was but there is nothing i'm informed about knowing that in mind he said, man, it woman is that woman and that man marries a woman. so i command the church of uganda and the parishes. another bishops was coming out and say, no, we cannot tolerate this. ah, on the front lines in dumbass, russian troops with the locket agree, pleading the assault of taking control of the village of the hall, county north of the ukrainian house city of autumn, av scorsone. and his balconies on teeth, women concert has these house. oh, the village that we're talking about is only about a 7 kilometers away from the city of out of gym, of which of the ukrainian government have renamed as a box or just a few years ago. now the taking of this village is part of a large

they listened to the hymns and gospel music. >> a lot of music we have today has that kind of gospel feel. >> reporter: now they want that sounded to be a career. they have been working on their debut album all on their own titled, "is it the way?" >> sometimes i get ganged up on and i get attacked. i get viciously attacked. >> reporter: somehow they balance one another using their god-given gifts. no matter where life takes these three individually -- >> we will always make music together. >> reporter: music will always be their heartbeat. >> what a trio! if you would like to learn more about this dynamic group, melodious, we have posted links on our website. just go to kpix.com. and tune in thursday for our hour-long special where we are shedding light on history makers around the bay. we have an encore presentation at 7:00 p.m. saturday evening on our sister station. >> there is so much talent in those three siblings. i have an older brother. we have zero talent compared to them. maybe we can play chopsticks or something. i don't know. there is no way we could play that. >> i don'

the europeans will brought us, geez, us have abandon abundant gospel. so i know that they are using financial blackmail. i know that they are using media blackmail and they're trying to misrepresent us as being uninformed, creamy t back was. but there is nothing uninformed about knowing that in mind he's a man. it woman is the woman and that man marries a woman. so i command the church of uganda and the parishes another bishop's while coming out and say no, we cannot tolerate this. on the front lines in dumbass, russian troops with the van could agree, pleading the assault of taking control of the village of the hall county north of the ukrainian house city of altima, wisconsin. and his bach needs artistic women cause to have hesitates house. oh, the village that we're talking about is only about a 7 kilometers away from the city of out of cham, of which the ukrainian government have renamed as a box or just a few years ago. now the taking of this village is part of a larger offensive by russian forces aimed at advancements on the front lines, including

, 3 chapels were printed in the so-called vilenka font, which became the beginning of all gospel booksre, more than one book will be created, therefore, as a model. since we are talking about printing, you and i have a unique opportunity to see the prototype of the printing press that existed at that time, we are heading for the historical and archaeological museum, right at the entrance we are met by whoever you think is the same belarusian book printer. peter the avenger. first, ink is taken and smeared. the roller is typed for each letter on the machine. at we got the first hall dedicated to the life of the pioneer printer and educator of the time, unfortunately, we don’t have much, so we move on to go around all the halls of the museum, it’s obvious that at one time it flourished in mstislavl, pottery, jewelry and leather , the museum employee managed to restore the local sewing workshop , which functioned under the name of nothing, not inferior to the modern fashion world to the last needle. it is presented in the form in which it was found in the 20th century. two jewish silags t

christ preaching the gospel word of god good news.de , it is also arranged in such a way. he followed the example of the saints or a peacemaker. we try to carry out our mission as an educational missionary in order to acquaint as many people as possible who seek salvation, perhaps this is such a combination of the name of the monastery and our ministry. the cathedral is visible, that is, now the dome and the walls and already everything, as it were, now the temple is almost ready, almost only the interior decoration, there is a feeling of inner work, when the first service was there and there was such a feeling that there was no time there , that it was when they just opened this one, they built a temple, and now it’s like everything all the people who have ever been there were in this service. it was inexplicable. here is a feeling of such joy, such spiritual delight. i don't know, i won't even explain. it was very and it's all the same when you come, then you understand that there eternity is very important for us to complete the co

chu has been singing with the choir for almost 20 years. >> gospel music fires me up.i have been singing with this choir for a long time because it is my creative outlet. i can sing. i have been singing since i was a kid. it's also a spiritual outlet and also a social justice outlet. >> the show was a history lesson through song presenting a variety of contra authenticity noofteunuth. the expericemet to be inclusive. >> the fact that i am asian american, singing black gospel and standing in ex to somebody that doesn't look like me, doesn't believe what i believe in, we have different beliefs but we are going to sing black gospel music together. >> the music is rooted in black culture but the audience reflected the diversity of the bay area. >> it was the host tonight that said we are appreciating not appropriating the music. so having everyone's awareness and respect of that gives us all a hope for tomorrow for sure. >> i sing in the choir and i work with this organization because this is the world i want to raise my family in. it's the world i want to live in. i love

we are keeping the gospel, the judge of your gun that they charge about africa keeping the gospel. but the europeans, or brought us geez, us, have abandon abundant gospel. so i know that they are using financial blackmail. i know that they are using media blackmail, and they're trying to misrepresent us as being uninformed creamy t back once. but there is nothing uninformed about knowing that in mind is a man, it woman, the woman and man marries a woman. so i command they charge you gone to the parishes. another bishops were coming out and say no, we cannot tolerate this. and finally years president joe biden lied about not stream blasts. well, that's at least is according to the police, a prize winning journalist seymour hersh, who's speaking to ashley rhodes, on the, on going on around, going underground, excuse me. and this comes as a u. s. house minority leader i came, jeffries was challenged by jim is jose vega about the node stream sabotage allegations lawmaker. they did the question, i want you to say something about the bombing, we're going to continue to stay in with the u

so you can't have gospel music unless you know chords. so in other words, you can't have resurrection. so you have to play the sanctified folks, you can't have gospel music unless you have blues chords. so in order to sing gospel, you got to know the chords. so in other words, you got to the anguish and the pain in order to get to the celebration of resurrection. but in a society we want to cast aside the blue and only want to do resurrection, celebration. and if that had been talking about prosperity preaching, i'm talking about prosperity preaching. prosperity preaching is problematic because it is it's not christianity. it is capitalism with ecclesiastic garments and and we have witnessed so much of this market centered ness. but our tradition is, like you said, a jazz tradition. i mean, millard is here. he's doing research on wynton marsalis and the blues and whatnot. but but jazz teaches america about democracy before american, what democracy was all about. i mean, the fact that jazz is in new orleans first off, this space, where you

because is often called the jewish gospel. matthew is the gospel. that's a history gospel. it's a bridge builder that makes the messianic prophecies of the past come to life. that this is really the one who was promised to write. so i believe part of peter's leadership here is to be a bridge builder, but is to build on the legacy of the past as one key in judea ism, but to create something new in the church in body of believers that come together. am making sense that for me that visual is very foundational and the keys. when you think about paul's theology and combine it with peter's and we talk a little bit more about peter for the day of pentecost, but when you think about paul's dialog, gee, paul is a rebellious canary because paul is in the greco-roman where things are very patriarchal and paul starts writing equality. how about this frogalatians? there's neither --, no greek. there is neither nor free. the is neither male nor female. yo all are one in christ jesus. this was a baptismal formula, something in a liturgy that paul used in writing his letter to the church

they remember the memories of their parents singing to them, listening to gospel music. >> a lot of music that we do has an arm be gospel feel. >> they want they are feeling in their sound to be a career, making timeless music. for months they have been working on their debut album on their own entitled, is that the way. >> i would rather not share this experience with anybody else but them. >> sometimes i get ganged up on. i get attacked. >> reporter: somehow they balance each other using their god-given gifts. no matter where lives takes ese >> we will be making >> reporter: music will always be there heartbeat. >> make sure you tune in thursday for an hour-long special, black in the bay. we are shedding light on black history makers from around the bay. it starts at 4:00 p.m. thursday right here on cbs with an encore presentation at 7:00 saturday evening on her sister station.>>> that is it for the news at 9:00. coming up next on the drew barrymore show, a chef i've been carrying it around for you on the best murphy bed, and it's amazing and it's the most beautiful. ross: i love this.

, a lot of music that we do has that r&b gospel feel. >> now they want to make timeless music, they've been working on their debut album all on their own, entitled, is it the way? >> i wouldn't want to share this experience with anybody else but them because they understand me well. >> somehow, they balance one another using their god-given gifts. so no matter where life takes these three individually -- >> always going to be making music together, we are still going to be rocking. >> music will always be there heartbeat. >> some talented genes in that family. wow. you can't help but tap your toes and your fingers, and it is just infectious. inspiring. >> if you would like to learn more, we posted some links on kpix .com. >>> still ahead, the push to legalize cannabis cafis, why the lawmaker says all benefits for businesses. >>> and meta may be gearing up for more layoffs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology

we are keeping the gospel, the judge of uganda. they charge about africans keeping the gospel, but the europeans will brought us, jesus abundant, abundant, their boastful. so i know that they are using financial blackmail. i know that they are using media blackmail and they're trying to misrepresent us as being uninformed creamy steve back was. but there is nothing uninformed about knowing that in mind he's a man, it will mondays, the woman that it man berries a woman. so i command the church of uganda and the parishes another bishops were coming out and say no, we cannot tolerate this many thanks to keep his company. he went on the international this saturday plenty more days. he found on a website on t dot com and we'll be back in back you minute. ah ah, with ah, with this yes. a november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits the keys. oldest monastery. looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and so i just got brand new my la la with t

it was a gospel-like experience in that it gave me hope.ike experience in that it acknowledged the suffering. >> now we had a form of music that was like, dang, somebody else feels the same way i feel? it smells like [ bleep ] their neighborhood too? there's broken glass everywhere? my neighborhood too! >> reporter: for 45-year-old rapper mckinley fitz jr., rap was the ultimate form of self-expre self-expression. >> rap was my anti-drug, the thing that kept me away from the streets, the thing that i fell in love with, that i looked to take me and my family out of our financial condition. and it's this very thing that i love so much used against me in court. effectively. >> reporter: in 2001, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for manslaughter. his own rap lyrics used as evidence along with witnesses who testified against him. ♪ >> 1990s he was known as lil mac, a local celebrity recording his first hip-hop album at 12 years old. ♪ you know the deal ♪ >> reporter: by 19 he was buying his family a house and signing with the hottest record

gospel choir was lead worship that particular day. during the altar call. sing one of our worship songs. the worship just never stopped. the pianist my gospel choir director kept playing. one of our members kept singing people just kept coming to the altar to repent. it was beautiful. supported one another is what captivated me really. >> ainsley: kaine, we were talking during the break you ever an international student here. we have met people from all different parts of the world. where are some of the countries that you have met people from during the service? >> i have heard people coming from south korea and then from netherlands, australia, holland. >> brazil. >> ainsley: a lot of brazilians i hear. >> yeah. >> ainsley: someone from russia. talked to someone yesterday who said he met someone from russia. talked to a guy last night who said i have been here since the weekend. i heard about this. i live in arizona. i called my best friend. we got on a flight and we have been here ever since. ava, tell us why did they -- it was jus

holy enlightenment of the filthy and the glory of your people israel my dears on the memo of this gospelhe fall of the holy in the haravians. pan svyatara, blessing secular tombs, a burnt boundary candle, imposing jesus on us. what are we going for, i’m the commanders, what’s around my neck how not to go astray for everything. yes, they go there where is her saint? svetka is a symbol of christ and you brought the light of the eternal truth to the people, and on the tomb svetka herself, symbolizing mary, is a humble word. pan full of affection in the soul of a kind for everything. you burned with the light of faith and love. maria was the first and what she believed, and god besmezno exalted him, i brought them a dozen jesus shrines the sound of simeon again maria filed a noisy progeny that passed the sword of the president's soul. the capturing of panamas associated with the former blessing of the world, and he is led from the ninth side of the kali at the church the swedish ones were brought for blessing, these were then called tombs. this name comes from the word thunder. according to

he announced to himself with all his hearing that he had created a new printing house for wine . gospeln the future, not a single book will be created therefore as a model. as soon as the speech came down sealing. you and i have a unique opportunity to see the prototype of the printing press that existed at that time, we are heading for the historical and archaeological museum, right at the entrance we are met by whoever you think is the same belarusian book printer. pyotr avenger. first, ink is taken and smeared. the roller is typed for each letter on the machine. the sex position of the first hall is dedicated to the life of the pioneer printer and educator of time with us, unfortunately, a little, so we move on to go around all the halls of the museum, it is obvious that at one time pottery flourished in mstislavl, the museum’s jewelry and leather workers managed to restore the local sewing workshop, which functioned under the name of nothing inferior to the modern fashion world until the last needles. it is presented in the form in which the 20th century found it. and here you can a

the gospel word blessed in greek means happy prosperous happy closeness to god by understanding his willssed. it means to be good, that is, a grateful and kind person. those whom we consider intelligent in the earthly understanding of the word are not always wise spiritual life blessed, however, they have known the highest truth, the truth of god's land and are unusual. they seem only because they live the truth, heavenly and with a clear realization, the future of eternal life is already here on this earth dear brothers and sisters later through the prayers of the saints of the blessed saints of god whose memory we celebrate today , the lord will honor us to be strong in spirit in relation to merciful people and attentive to have a heart of spiritual joy in the lord. it is a heavenly eternal joy to share with our neighbors around us, who at times need it toxin. their example that even sorrows in difficult circumstances can be in joy, and lord, is very important for each of us when we are faced with with greater or lesser, but undoubtedly e temporary difficulties of our life, which are n

were paid attention to, last year's shroud was completely different, people came and prayed, the gospele passion of christ became for them not a show from some tragic tv series , on which one should cry, but a reality which they have to experience themselves, and the passion of christ became the passion of the people. i will never forget how when i saw people who came to the plane and no one left, they were praying. we began to rethink in a different way many things and ukrainians, ukrainians as a people have always been and will probably remain idealists, because ideals always push human life forward, but idealism was our dangerous trait, which was manipulated by many of our enemies, both internal and external, that is, building us a certain picture that has nothing in common with reality and we believed that picture and now we see the power of that picture that with the help of that picture you can manipulate whole peoples when there is no reason when there is no critical thinking of the will when there is no touch with the joy that she was not, a person falls into a parallel world an

>> reporter: in collaboration with other artists, the band earned two awards including best roots gospele knew we had something special, and you can hear the love literally in the music. >> what do you think is the key t the success of this band >> any time we perform, we know that the "t" on our chest is bigger than us. >> we knew that this was a unique project putting gospel music with hbcu marching bands, which are two of probably the most respected music genres within the african american community, and simply put, we just had a hit >> reporter: that winning combination took this group to the top for music's biggest night. >> i just want to say these kids so deserve it. >> what's the message that you hope people take away from this moment that you guys are sharing together >> this is a thing where we all can celebrate. wow, we got collegiate students, you know, still in college winning grammy awards. it can be done, you know, it can be done ♪ >> reporter: marching right into the history books. ♪ by hitting all the right notes. kathy park, nbc news, nashville, tennessee. >> you've got

we are keeping the gospel, the judge of uganda. they charge about african keeping the gospel. but the europeans who brought us jesus abundant, abundant, boastful. so i know that they are using financial blackmail. i know that they are using media blackmail and they're trying to misrepresent us as being uninformed creamy t back once. but there is nothing uninformed about knowing that in mom he's a man. it will mondays, a woman and man berries, a woman. so i command the church of uganda and.

gospel songs back right now there is a song. by 61 that i really, really love and it talks about god's faithfulness and so that's probably my at this moment. and is that something that you think about or rely on a daily basis all day long, all day long? because it reminds me of who i am, who i am, and my calling to service. and that's purpose. but i also guided and so try my best to be obedient about that so that song lists me and it reminds me of that purpose where does political philosophy come from? i think political philosophy comes from my life experiences, having grown up during a of segregation where were no public accommodations for in my my town having attended schools until i was in sixth grade but then those trials came with integration and getting a point where i believe particularly for my high class, that we learned to not just accept but embrace each other and that we still have really, really nice class reunion at our integrated the plan is done by an integrated committee. we attend those functions and so a lot o