to pass on this faith to your children. when you grow up, when you have children, so that the great spiritual tradition is not suppressed the great spiritual strength of our people the orthodox faith i would like to wish all of you, my dear ones, to preserve this faith. i would like to wish everyone health , peace of mind in your families , well-being, peace, everything that people most often call the simple human word happiness. here, give god that your faith will help you to be happy and i believe that it will be so, because it cannot be otherwise, where the lord is there and human happiness, not superficial, to which people sometimes aspire, and then, having not achieved this happiness, they are disappointed and sometimes it becomes deeply unhappy, but true happiness, which gives us through our faith in the lord and savior, and today we have all touched this happiness, this joy. to be a single, believing orthodox family, may the lord keep all of you, your dads, moms, your grandparents. and of course you in good health of

why without faith human happiness cannot take place, why faith holds together it is precisely becauseaith that the power of god is added to human strength that families are held together by the people. i think many of you belong to the generation to which i belong, which they could not imagine that in the kremlin, where the politburo met, from where all sorts of malicious thoughts regarding the fate of orthodoxy in our country came from, we will serve a solemn prayer service. and the patriarch will address these words to to you. for all. we must give thanks to the lord. and of course, the feast of holy pascha is joy, confession of the risen christ. but this is, of course, the greatest reason for us to thank the lord for everything, for his suffering , for his cross, for his resurrection, for the faith of the apostles, which was passed down from generation to generation, because we are joined to this faith, because today the people ours , little by little, but turns its face to the faith to god, which means it acquires tremendous strength, which cannot be compared not with the strength

this meetings been organized by faith, invest a not for profit network of religious groups and faith based institutional investors. it was founded in 2019 by martin palmer who let the death knell service . i attended at the beginning of my journey. you can go to the bible, you can go to the koran, you can go to the back of the gates. you can go to the data teaching and then on the values in the mission, which should be driving everything the faith does. so we build an investment program that is driven by faith. you don't just invest willy nilly and then use the money to do good things. just tended to be the habit of the last 100 years. you'd move that money so that the money that you earn is supporting the things you would want to see happening. anyway, faith consistent investing, and that's open the front case. well, coming from a purely capital perspective. days, zelner is chair of faith and board of trustees. the managers investments for west the asset management tom of the united methodist church in the us. those in church . the way you were doing is cyber tense. she transferred

so we build an investment program that is driven by faith. you don't just invest willy nilly and then use the money to do good things. just tended to be the habits of the last 100 years. you'd move that money so that the money that you earn is supporting the things you would want to see happening. anyway, faith consistent investing, and that opened the front page. well, coming from a purely capital perspective. days, zelner is chair of faith and board of trustees. managers investments for with the asset management tom of the united methodist church in the us, both in church for the what you were doing is science and she transferred me say from i just wonder what is the ultimate sort of end goal really? i think the end goal is to change the world is to make the world a better place. there's a lot of money in the faith community that wants to align with this goal to do to at 0 west pass assets total $25.00 pinions on is even this amount is small compared to other fatal funds. i estimate that we are in touch with something in the region of $3.00

i want to talk about faith and what is faith. the bible contains a clear definition in rehe brews 11:1. it says, now faith is the assurance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. so faith is trusting in something you cannot explicitly prove. trust is actually relying on the fact that something is true. this biblical definition of faith doesn't only apply tole is vaition which is god's gift to us, but to the rest of our christian life. we are to believe what the bible says and we are to obey it. that's called living by faith. we are to believe the promises of god. we are to agree with the truth of god's word and we are to be transformed by it. hebrews 11:6 says, because without faith it is impossible to please god. without faith, we cannot be saved. without faith, the christian life cannot be what god intends it to be. without faith, i wouldn't be standing in this chamber today representing the precious people of the first district of tennessee. without faith, i wouldn't be able to share a hopeful message with th

we need to test our faith again and again by works. because it is by deeds that the christian faith isgthened and you will help us lord live by faith. may the lord help us to keep faith alive for us. and so that it was by faith in christ jesus who saved the race of mankind. voluntarily, who came to the death penalty. we could gain strength. fight against all untruth and lies and ascend even in small steps. but on the path that leads us. into the kingdom of heaven, the grace of god , the grace of the lord, and may our savior be with us all. and especially on the eve of holy week. when will our efforts and spiritual concentration be required? so that being at the services reading the holy scriptures prepare yourself for a worthy meeting with the resurrected savior. amen, i congratulate you on the holiday.

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fine at should government be doing to engage with faith -based groups?— with faith -based groups?f the things i say in the report _ with faith -based groups? one of the things i say in the report is _ with faith -based groups? one of the things i say in the report is there - things i say in the report is there just needs to be much more discernment, they have to be much more courageous, a lot more bolder. it could, for example during lockdown when we needed to speak to places of worship and faith leaders in a really dynamic way in a fast—moving environment of covid, we set up round tables which were very grand, we had a sikh round table, jewish roundtable and a christian roundtable and others and it was there where we make sure we were speaking to the right people. we were perhaps not doing what some business as usual would do, which would be a self appointed community leader who says i represent this group, i represent that group. we determine to be really granular and i think discerning in who we spoke to. we make sure we spoke to women in the faith leadership, as well as young

and early faith, people of faith and ntaeee— early faith, people of faith and ntaeee et— early faithunderstand this and that the organs the whether organs of the state, whether it's nhs prison it's the nhs or the prison service schools , don't service or even schools, don't appreciate what is done for them by religious activity. so the title of the report- by religious activity. so the title of the report is- ”rt; g at . by. so the title of the report is does government— title of the report is does government do - title of the report is does government do god ? ' “r: government do god? and a gaetatten— government do god? and a quotation from alastair campbell. yes from from from when he was tony blair's communications guru. but the answer to that is— communications guru. but the answer to that is it's- communications guru. but the answer to that is it's a- rt.r:::rt“ “ tr? g but the answer to that is it's a mixed tag.— answer to that is it's a mixed bag nat— answer to that is it's a mixed bag. but probably not. and they need— bag. but probably not. and they need to— bag. but probably

thank you faith and freedom. [applause] there is going to be young republicans that will be coming with buckets, you can help. we would appreciate, i know steve and the rest of the group would help. there is something you can do. it may be throwing into the bucket, it may be writing a larger check, this is a beautiful facility, but the gift is in upwards of $20,000. it doesn't matter whether it is five dollars or $20,000, or just your presence or belief or prayers, today it's the beginning of all of us joining together and making sure that we look at the woke left in the ei and say enough is enough. we are here in the hawkeye state to stay. thank you. [applause] >> i think he has figured out how to speak. welcome, chris christiansen, treasurer of the iowa faith and freedom coalition. [applause] >> thank you. just to clarify, the buckets are on your table, there will be young people coming through the room to pick them up, they are not running off with them. they are actually my kids. i want to set an example that

do you have that same faith? i do, the things he is doinu that same faith?s _ that same faith? i do, the things he is doing shows he _ that same faith? i do, the things he is doing shows he is _ that same faith? i do, the things he is doing shows he is on _ that same faith? i do, the things he is doing shows he is on an - that same faith? i do, the things he is doing shows he is on an onward l is doing shows he is on an onward journey, learning about this particular institution, just as people in the country are learning about how british people were involved in slavery in all sorts of ways. i think it's a first step and a journey he is on to connect the royal family directly to slavery and i think it would be good for the british royal family and it will be very good for this country and for the peoples of the commonwealth to really deal with something which was such an important part of our past, such an important part of our past, such an important part of how britain and its empire was made and which has such a direct impact on all sorts of things in the

consolidation of the faith of mercy of forgiveness even today , with good feelings, muslims meet aydasia is a multinational and multi-confessional state, where they treat the religions of the peoples with invariable respect. islam is one of the traditional religions. there is no unmistakable part of our historical heritage. muslim he takes an active part in the life of the country plays an important role in the consolidation of the russian society. the reconstruction of the patriotic theological school does a lot to preserve the spiritual and moral values ​​of the original culture. thanks to you , constructive cooperation with state authorities is developing in various areas , and relevant humanitarian initiatives are being implemented. and, of course, a lot of work is being done to patriotically educate young people on this bright day. i wish you and all muslims of russia the world of prosperity, health and family well-being. may the holiday bring warmth and joy chairman government of the russian federation mikhail mishustin congratulates us and the chairman of the state duma of the

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could say more about that choice you made with this book to include faith. yeah, you know writing this book was. it started out as almost an academic question in some ways thinking about the sexual culture post me too and being like what's wrong here. how do we fix it? and then in the course of writing a book about sex and sexual ethics? i becamimplicated myself and you know, i hado think about where did i get my ideas about what is good and not good or what's right and what's wrong and how relatable are those? and you know the way that i think about these questions about a lot of questions is influenced by my faith. i'm i'm catholic christian, but i also wanted to write a book that was you know relevant to not just christians or not just people of faith, but anybody who wanted to enter this conversation about our sexual culture and how to make it better. so in the book i talk about for instance. what might be a better standard for sex a better sexual ethic and i propose the idea of willing the good of the other and that's aristotle by way of saint thomas aq

leaders. share gone by with the participation of these faith leaders.- of these faith leaders.are in editor there. great _ of these faith leaders. are in editor there. great to - of these faith leaders. are in editor there. great to talk i of these faith leaders. are in editor there. great to talk to j editor there. great to talk to you. thank you. here in the us, a 13—year—old schoolboy is being hailed a hero after this happened. 66 michigan students were on their school bus when you can see that the driver passes out. what you next see as a 13—year—old, dylan reeves, who was sitting about five rows back and you can see him come into shot momentarily, he managed to grab hold of the wheel and put his foot on the brake, bringing the bus to stop safely. stay with us here on bbc news. they can take a final look at some live pictures as we wait for us presidentjoe biden to take to the stage of the white house correspondence dinner here in washington. on saturday, the temperature reached 20 degrees celsius in a few locations across the uk. but in northern england and parts of scotla

we share a christian faith , a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith.that the whole point of education, a deep liberal education, a deep liberal education of paideia , as the education of paideia, as the greeks called it, the whole point of an education is to learn how to die . why do we have learn how to die. why do we have to learn how to die? why is that so important? in order to know how to live ? but look at how how to live? but look at how things look like in that context . and if we suppose that death is the end and that's it, it's oven is the end and that's it, it's over. look at how different that looks from knowing that death has been conquered by christ himself, who by conquering death, as it said in the great eastern tradition of christianity, conquering death by death , by conquering death by death, by conquering death makes possible eternal life . makes possible eternal life. life with god himself . from the life with god himself. from the christian vantage point, that means the participation in the divine communion, the divine life of the

faith acceptance of the doctrinal truths of the prisoners were all faiths of knowledge clear.standing what you believe. the primate, bowing his head, reads the creed at the throne, the confederates stretch the air on the paten. the time is approaching for the descent of the holy spirit on the present gifts, gathered in the temple. perform the creed. ah, in our orthodox tradition there are different religious symbols. well, the most common is nickel the constantinople creed, which he will now pronounce, was adopted at the first ecumenical council, held in the city of nicaea in 325 and supplemented in 381 at the second ecumenical council in constantinople constantinople. an exact presentation of the christian doctrine in 12 paragraphs, each of these paragraphs contains a special faith teaching truth or dogma of our orthodox faith. i confess my kingdom to the lord , and tea the resurrection of the souls of sins , the holy eucharistic, canon or anaphora begins. time for jesus' intensified prayer christ and the communion of the holy spirit will be with you all. woe we have hearts w

[laughter] but my dad was a man of strong faith. he most often repeated phrases were climb your own mountain. he said to each one of his children, i don't care what you do with your life. but i want you to strive every day to do your best. the story you allude to captured that moment. i did not excel greatly in sports in high school. but i had a lot of success in speech competitions. i remember coming home from an oratorical contest with a fistful of blue ribbons. i threw them on the kitchen table to dad. i told him i had a great day. the great part about it was that i had not tried that hard. i really kinda phoned it in. [laughter] dad looked up at me and i thought he would be pleased they came back with a fistful of ribbons. he knew them back at me. he said i don't want anything to do with those. i said why? i came in first. he said you just told me you didn't do your best. he said all i ever want for me was to do your best. every day of my life i try to live up to that standard. that combat veteran, that dedicated father, dedicat

faith and freedom coalition, let's go to work. let's pray.e need your leadership to turn america around. thank you all, i and god bless you. [applause] >> okay. now, ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce some really neat people from northeast iowa. congresswoman ashley henson. [applause] and from southeast iowa, congresswoman mary get miller meeks. [applause] and somewhere in this vast audience is secretary of state paul pate. paid. there he is right there. [applause]e] and her name hasn't already been mentioned but republican party cochair, our good friend, linda meyer. stand up, linda. come on. [applause] and now please welcome congressman will hurd. [applause] >> howdy, iowa. my name is will hurd and i'm from texas. this is my first trip to iowa, and if there's one thing you need to know t about me or one thing that i i hope you take e remembering about will hurd is i think america is the greatest country on earth, and we are better to gather. [applause] i would love to share one quick story so you ought to understand where i come from. i

and wron— with the christian faith and won one— with the christian faith and with the christian faithor his emphasis on orthodoxy and christian rroorrron— orthodoxy and christian tradition, which is ultimately a roses— tradition, which is ultimately a roses on— tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus— tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus. _ tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus . jrzzr focus on jesus. do you think churches in the west are losing sight on this focus on jesus? and if so, why ? for example, do and if so, why? for example, do you draw a distinction between what's going on in the church of england and the catholic church with an example the german with an example being the german bishops versus the kyiv both voting to bless same sex marriages or same sex couples? some people would suggest this is a good thing. what are your what's your take on it? of course, yes, we are in a rapidly changing world. that's nothing r— changing world. that's nothing new. i mean, the— (“mg g : that's nothing new. i mean, the church {.“e�*g g : that's nothing new. i

faith is like the biggest part of m well? faith is like the biggest part ofm life well?t part of my life comes when i _ well? faith is like the biggest part of my life comes when i play i well? faith is like the biggest part. of my life comes when i play cricket ijust of my life comes when i play cricket i just enjoy it. of my life comes when i play cricket ijust enjoy it. if cricket of my life comes when i play cricket i just enjoy it. if cricket was the only thing i thought about, it would be gone as well because i would be stressing about it. obviously with faith, that's me being part of my life, ifi faith, that's me being part of my life, if i do that right, cricket will come. britain's pfeiffer georgi finished eighth in the prestigious paris roubaix women's race. the 22 year old who won her first world tour race a fortnight ago, got caught up in this crash 23 miles from the finish. despite that she was the best placed british rider coming home 12 seconds behind the winner, canada's alison jackson. the men's race takes place tomorrow. boris becker says his time in wa

we share a christian faith , a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith. whole point of education, a deep liberal education, a deep liberal education of paideia , as the education of paideia, as the greeks called it, the whole point of an education is to learn how to die . why do we have learn how to die. why do we have to learn how to die? why is that so important? in order to know how to live ? but look at how how to live? but look at how things look like in that context . and if we suppose that death is the end and that's it, it's oven is the end and that's it, it's over. look at how different that looks from knowing that death has been conquered by christ himself, who by conquering death, as it said in the great eastern tradition of christianity, conquering death by death , by conquering death by death, by conquering death makes possible eternal life . makes possible eternal life. life with god himself . from the life with god himself. from the christian vantage point, that means the participation in the divine communion, the divine life of the holy tr

yakih has her peers of different faiths.f forgiveness and leaving god of god's blood and disturb him, lord, that our delegation which brought the holy fire from belarus all this was purely praying in the holy land from the world and calm for belarus and all of our neighbors. lord, have mercy on the lord , god loves man, if glory to you is sent to the father and son of the holy spirit now and forever and forever and ever. fulfilled my lord, save me with your impossible grace. completing the pleading object, a certain name was torn off from the words give, lord, lord one , know the most important tasks of the church to convey to people, and snotty youth to the orthodox faith and church life, not looking around at us terrible calmness. yes, helping us to knock the living god jehovah down to us mere human beings. lord lord jesus, the reason for our belly to climb gas, if not erection and a good answer to the page and the blessed glorious piety of our lord jesus to put on a nagil with all the holy soldiers glory to you each other

our reli . ion of these faith leaders. our religion editor _ of these faith leaders.reat to talk to you. thank you. here in the us, a 13—year—old schoolboy is being hailed as a hero after this happened. 66 michigan students were on their school bus when, as you can see, the driver here passes out. and what you see next is 13—year—old dylan reeves who was sitting five rows back. we saw what happened and he leapt from his seat and he managed to grab hold of the wheel. you can see him there. he put his foot on the brake, managed to bring the bus to a stop safely. the parents said they were shocked when the police called them. they said, no, no, yourson is a hero. they said, no, no, your son is a hero. ., ., 4' a hero. to do something like this 'ust a hero. to do something like this just fills _ a hero. to do something like this just fills my _ a hero. to do something like thisjust fills my heart. - a hero. to do something like thisjust fills my heart. it - thisjust fills my heart. it makes _ thisjust fills my heart. it makes my heart skip a beat to even _ makes my heart

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and i just love god's stories of faithfulness to her. and then her faithfulness to god. hannah wasn't married to a man who was famous or wealthy. they were a faithful family. we know that about them. but they were a common family. miriam, on the other hand, was the sister of moses, the leader of the israelites, and she was a prophetess. she would have been very prominent. so in that way she would have been very different than hannah. in the book of exodus. we meet miriam. her story is set against the backdrop of ongoing oppression of the jewish people. the jews had multiplied to the extent that the king of egypt pharaoh, begin to fear them. so he prepared a plan to get rid of them. if you like, this is one of those stories in the bible that you can see it. you can feel it as it's unfolding. the hebrews were in a terrible situation where pharaoh was worried that the hebrew population was becoming too strong against the egyptians and flourishing. and so he'd actually said that every hebrew baby has to be thrown in the nile river, all the boys. not everyone obeyed his order

faith acceptance of doctrinal truths contained in the symbol. faith knowledge clear.ding what you believe? the primate, bowing his head, reads the creed at the throne; the time is approaching for the descent of the holy spirit on the present siyak gifts, gathered in the temple. perform the creed. ah, in our orthodox tradition there are different religious symbols. well, the most common is not theo's constantinople creed, which is now being voiced, it was adopted at the first ecumenical council, held in the city of nicea in 325 and supplemented in 381 at the second ecumenical council in constantinople, therefore. exposition of the christian faith in 12 paragraphs, each of these paragraphs contains a special faith teaching truth or dogma of our orthodox faith. confessing tea resurrection of those who cherish the holy attitude begins the eucharistic canon or anapa , a time of intensified prayer, the grace of our lord jesus christ and love, rich and the communion of the holy spirit of buddhists by all of you. lord, we have hearts, we thank the lord now. bless your only-be

baptism, he accepted the new faith sincerely and fervently.separate his personal fate from his people by being baptized. he himself baptized russia soon vladimir sends an embassy to constantinople and returns the city of chersonesus to the empire as vienna, traditional for the slavs. bride price. after that he immediately dissolves his numerous grief. moreover, he carefully arranges the further fate of each of his wives and concubines by marriage, each coupled with a good devotee. builds you a lot of temples foreign guests will be amazed at the abundance of stone churches in the forest par excellence in the country seeks the arrival of the archbishopric from constantinople to kiev. how does it elevate the russian diocese to the level of metropolises? establishes schools , lays the foundations of book culture, already in a generation this sowing will bring rich shoots. metropolitan larion. jacob them later the monk nestor the chronicler daniel the prisoner these people will lay the foundation for the great old russian literature. he writes nume

she says, the holy apostle argues that if christ is not risen, then our faith is in vain.ll in your sins, but christ is risen from the dead, the firstborn of the dead, then we are, from our faith, the hope of our daily difficult spiritual labors that christ has risen by this giving us the opportunity to partake of eternal life with him and receive help on our life path. the resurrection of christ has a deep connection with the ancient biblical event. the stories of the fall of our forefathers adam veev came to god's commandment and lost paradise the teaching of the church. he tells us that after the fall, the faiths of paradise were closed to all people, both the righteous and sinners. jesus christ, in his resurrection, opens the gates again. paradise for everyone who wishes to enter there. that is why the bible calls christ the second adam , the act of the first adam led to the expulsion of the mankind of israel, and the second adam christ again opens the doors of the kingdom of heaven to us about this. we repeatedly hear in the texts of the easter service, which says tha

the monotheists gained faith in the single creator of the lord of the worlds. this is a firm and sincere faith, and today, 11 centuries later, it is the essence of our being, preserving us, as peoples, as a single mind, as representatives of our culture and native speakers of our native language, handed down to us by our mothers. those who today put in the soul of children doubts about belonging to the male or female sex doubts about parental roles and the calling of a person to continue his mouth, like the mouth coming from adam eve she obosses they lead humanity in the new believers is the barbarism of anti-human ignorance. we reject this path, mind and soul, as contrary to the natural nature and natural conviction of man, his filter and his conscience , we will not deviate from our convictions and principles, despite the beautiful wrappers under the word democracy, in which these satanic and anti-human intentions are wrapped. we know our lord kept the life of the loot, so it is in the present times. those who keep their souls pure, without deviating from the

faith unites all our russian people spirit and great hope. in each of our hearts , our orthodox faith must be taught from a young age that it is necessary to see all this. this is a bright holiday - this is the soul is revealed. everything is light. everything good, it is necessary that they are already old enough to understand and know this, and these cherished orthodox nights are waiting with special trepidation for great lent to end , the time is coming, paschal joys life itself conquers death. uh, the second revival yes, god forbid that everyone experiences such a state and feelings, then they will understand about what to talk. we do not come ourselves , the thought comes, well, it happens consciously, sometimes unconsciously, the person himself comes, but all the same, it was completely he came. yes, just take a bite of this grace and join eternity. it is precisely in this connection that the clergy themselves say that it is better than the feast of easter or, as it is also called, the triumph of celebrations for initiation to the faith

table is ready enjoy everyone easter holidays let no one go hungry all be nourished by the feast of faith all partake of the wealth of god's goodness let no one complains about poverty, because the reign of all people has come. let no one be saddened by sins, because forgiveness from the grave has shone on everyone. foretelling this prophet with his body , and this is it, cried out loudly, hell became saddened by your fate, saddened because he was destroyed, saddened because he was despised , saddened because death came upon him , saddened because he was destroyed, saddened, because he was bound, he took man, and he encountered god, he took i took the earth astrina to the sky that i saw and fell because of what i did not care where is the sting of your death where is yours and where is the victory risen christ and you fell risen christ and the demons fell risen christ the angels rejoice risen christ and life flows freely risen christ and did not remain in the graves not one dead because christ rose from the dead and the beginning of the resurrection has come to the rest glory and power fo

and then her faithfulness to god. >> han is w -- theyer h were a faithful family.e a faithful family. they remember a common family, marion was sister of moses. she would have been prominent. in that way she would have in that way she would have been different from hannah. >> in book of exodus we meet miriam, set against backdrop of the on go going oppression of the jewish people, he prepared a plan to get rid of them. >>as thi it's one of those stors wh feel it asere it unfolds, hebrews were in a terribletoo situation,stro fa far --s pharoah wato be s worried, he sd every hebrew baby has to be thrown in the nile river, all of the boys. >> not everyone obu oboy everyone obeyed their orders, moses' parents his an orders, moses' parents his an their baby boyd ha. >> they made a baby arc, they put him in and his sister miriam took him to the nile and put him in, the nile is where the babies were to be thrown to die it is where moses got life. >> i love the story of miriam. she is concerned about her brother. who is floating on the nile, she follows it. >> as she waits

let's put our faith in action as more than just individuals. it's about our collective salvation to feed the hungry and, clothe the naked, and house the homeless is not just to call for isolated charity, but the imperative of a just society. right. what a good man. sometimes i. i think that's the best thing. hope for when you're eulogized and. after all the words and recitations and resumes are read to just say somebody was a good man. yeah. yeah, yeah. you don't have to be a power station to be a good man. no, no. all right. preacher by 13. pastor. by 18. public servant, a 23. what a life. clementa pinckney lived. what an example. he set. what a model for his faith. right. and then to lose him. at 41, slain in his sanctuary. he with eight wonderful members of his flock since said each at different stages in life, but bound together by a common commitment to god. cynthia, susie jackson at the lance the payne middleton. dr.. tywanza sanders. daniel earl simmons. sharonda coleman singleton. myra thompson. a good yeah decent people god people. yea

there are entrepreneurs with faith in themselves and faith in an idea who create new jobs, new wealth and opportunity. their individuals and families who take taxes support the government and whose voluntary gifts support church charity, culture, art and education. their patriotism is quiet but deep. their values sustain in our national life. now i have used the words they and their in speaking of these heroes. i could say you and your because i am addressing the heroes of whom i speak. you, the citizens of this blessed land. your dreams. your hopes. your goals are going to be the dreams. the hopes and the goals of this administration. so help me god. we shall reflect the compassion that is so much a part of your makeup. how can we love our country and not love our countrymen and loving them? reach out a hand when they fall. heal them when they're sick and provide opportunity to make them self-sufficient. so they will be equal. in fact. and not just in theory. can we solve the problems confronting us? well, the answer is an unequivocally emphatic yes. to paraphrase winston churchill,

>> well, thank you for mentioned our faith. my wife karen was the best second lady the united states of america ever had. in 1978 when i attended a christian music festival, i was sitting on a hillside, some friends had invited me to go and attend it. i heard the words there for the first time in my life. whoever might believe in him might not perish but have everlasting life. i found a young pastor and i prayed to receive jesus christ. it changed my life forever. if somebody through years of great challenges. in 1988 during my first campaign for congress and got a phone call to come to the hospital that my father had fallen ill in columbus, indiana. that was a time of great testing of my faith. my father was a combat veteran in the korean war. she had left us too soon. as i wrote in my autobiography, it was a testing time for my faith, a time when i had be honest with god about the disappointments i felt. we went through some losing campaigns early on. some people here know what it is like to lose a campaign. my first two runs

this year, it migh also be the story of the evolution of faith. in a post pandemic world. >> easter this year coincides with the jewish holiday of passover and the muslim holiday of ramadan. >>> the protest is set for tomorrow in front of the county courthouse in oakland , they campaigned with the slogan, justice with compassion. now, processed organizers think the defendants accused of killing the two-year-old will not face appropriate punishment. >> they are worried that the men charged will not raise any jail time. they are putting pressure on the district attorney. >> brenda never met jasper's family but she feels that pain. she too lost her son to gun violence in oakland , that happened near their house. one of the bullets struck and kille 17-year-old christopher lavell jones back in 2010. she says churches her therapy. >> it is almost 13 years and it feels like yesterday. me and my son were very close. for him not to be here is a void that is never going to go away. >> she turned her pain intact advocacy , she and members of her organization