economy, we just drove into this beautiful village and drew attention to the wonderful church of john the baptisth was built back in 1909. the temple is an architectural monument, as the tablet says 82-year-old nikolai petrovich has been serving in it for 15 years. he is here from the watchman and the panoramas and the church elder and the monk ilya muromets and at the cave lavra, which are considered the prototype of the epic character. take it all away to understand. the circle is not in the church now, the parishioners are serving and the prayer service has already ended, but as nikolai petrovich says , up to 60 people come to the holidays, who are in the family life hackan people's republic, but we were even allowed to call the bells of the dome of the temple helped to restore the local farmer vladimir latskevich. people will think it's hard now. from the bell tower you can see the fertile land of luhansk and kharkiv, fields and arable lands, mostly ownerless after they were left by ukrainian businessmen, but now these lands. let me explain right away, that is, this is far from all. they are

catholics no sacred heart coming into the reason if i do not fully understand it's normally john the baptistay where -- i just thought that really had to be a providential message to us. >> the planets were also aligned. [laughter] >> we have to lead with love in everything we do from this point on. you were reminding me when you were talking of years ago when the partial-birth abortion debate was a thing during the clinton administration, rick santorum has a story of 19 speaking c-span, the empty floor in the senate, and he just called his wife and said i'm going to be home a little later. he had a knowledge, he was debating diane feinstein at one point. and anyway, like four years later, he gets a letter from i think it was the mother or the father. anyway, that night a couple was watching and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and are listening to this exchange. the girl says to her boyfriend i irhave an abortion scheduled for tomorrow. they had a conversation and the abortion didn't happen. there is a 4-year-old and there was a picture. you never know when we are having these

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for reasons i don't fully understand that normally the piece of the nativity of john the baptist on that day. it was this rare piece of the sacred heart. thought that really had to be a providential message to us. >> the planets aligned. [laughter] >> we have to lead with love and everything that we do from this point on. you are reminding me when you are talking of years ago when the partial-birth abortion debate was a thing during the clinton demonstration rick santorum has a story one night those who watch these bent of the empty floor and the senate. he called his wife and said i'm going to be home a little later britt had this in nudge he need to keep talking and was debating dianne feinstein at one point. and anyway it like four years later he gets the letter i think it was the mother of the father. anyway, that night a couple is watching flipping channels and they stop on c-span for some reason.go they are listening to this exchange. and the girl says to her boyfriend have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow. they had a conversation in the abortion didn't happen but there's a 4-yea

. >> i'm friday for reasons i don't fully andd to stand it's normally the nativity of john the baptist on a day but it was this rare time and i thought that had to be a providential message to us. stay at the planets are also aligned. >> thank you, thank you. we have to -- and you reminded me ryan when you are talking years ago when the partial-birth abortion during the clinton administration. the story of one night those who watch c-span and note the empty floor in the senate and he called his wife karen and said i'm going to be home a little later. he was debating dianne feinstein and anyway four years later he gets a letter from a think it was the mother or the father. anyway that night the couple was watching the channel on c-span and they are listing to this exchange and the girl says i have an abortion scheduled tomorrow. the abortion had happened and caforio is in the picture but you never know when we are having these conversations and obviously when laws are changing what lights are being saved. i agree entirely that have to make sure the stories are told because other stories

. >> friday, catholics no, for reasons i don't fully understand, it'ss normally john the baptist on that it was this rare piece, i just thought that had to be a providential message to us. >> the planets were also aligned coif.sa [laughter] >> we have to lead with love and everything we do. you reminded me when you were talking of yearsla ago when the partial abortion debate was a thing during the clinton administration, there's a story of one night speaking those who watch c-span on the floor it said it, he called his wife and said i'm going to be home a little later and he has this knowledge he be talking, he was talking to diane feinstein at one time in four years later, he gets a letter from i think a mother of the father -- anyway, that night a couple is watching i think c-span and they are listening to the change and the girl says to her boyfriend, i havete an abortion scheduled for tomorrow and they had a conversation, the abortion didn't happen and there was a 4-year-old -- you just never know when we have these conversations and obviously when laws are changing what lives are be

this is a beautiful village and paid attention to the wonderful church of john the baptist, which wase temple is an architectural monument, as the tablet says 82-year-old nikolai petrovich has been serving in it for 15 years. he is here both a watchman and a sexton and a church warden and the monk ilya muromets of the cave lavra, which is considered the prototype of an epic character take it all away. we don’t have fedorova ushakov in the church now, the parishioners’ service and the prayer service has already ended, but as nikolai petrovich says , up to 60 people come for the holidays, which is located in the village of the people’s republic of milan, but we were even allowed to ring the bells. the dome of the temple was restored by local farmer vladimir latskevich. people will think it's hard. now the bell tower offers a view of the fertile land of lugansk and kharkov, fields and arable land, mostly ownerless, after they were left ukrainian businessmen, but now these lands. let me explain right away, that is, this is not all. they were citizens of ukraine, even these owners of these

as we drove into this beautiful village, we did not pay attention to the wonderful church of john the baptistitectural monument, as the tablet says, 82-year-old nikolai petrovich has been serving in it for 15 years. here he is both a watchman and a monomar and a church elder who gave you a soldier of the righteous warrior fyodor ushakov, a russian naval commander and the monk ilya muromets, and on the kakayevo-pechersk lavra, which is considered the prototype of an epic character. skomki, take it all away. cool what are you there, he doesn’t like it about the war? now there are no parishioners in the church, and the prayer service has already ended, but as nikolai petrovich says, up to 60 people come to the holidays.

economy, we just drove into this beautiful village and paid attention to the wonderful church of john the baptisttemple is an architectural monument, as the tablet says 82-year-old nikolai petrovich has been serving in it for 15 years. he is here and the watchman and sexton and church warden. they gave you a soldier recently, yes, yes, the holy righteous warrior fyodor ushakov, the rudsk naval commander and the reverend ilya muromets and on the cave lavra, which is considered the prototype of the epic character. lumps, remove it's all. not a pack who are you there so fyodor ushakov brothers? now there are no parishioners in the temple, and the prayer service has already ended, but as nikolai petrovich says, up to 60 people come to the bell children who are in the family shop from the ukrainian people's republic for the holidays, we were even allowed to ring the bells of the dome of the temple helped to restore the local farmer volodymyr latskevich. from the bell tower you can see the fertile land of lugansk and kharkov, fields and arable lands, mostly ownerless after they were left ukrainian busi

it's normally the feast of the nativity of john the baptist on that day, but rare for it was this rare piece of the sacred art and i just thought that really had to be a providential, you know message to us. the planets were also aligned the planners. yeah for the non-capers. thank you. really? i mean we have to lead with with love in everything that that we do from this point on and you were reminding me ryan when you were talking of years ago when the partial birth abortion debate was a thing a thing during the clinton administration rick santorum has the story of one night, you know speaking those who watch c-span know the empty floor in the senate, you know, and and he just he he calls his wife karen and said i'm gonna be home a little later. he just had this nudge that he needed to keep talking. he was debating diane feinstein at one point. and anyway, like four years later. he gets the letter from from i think it was the mother. it was the mother of the father. and anyway that night a couple is watching just flipping channels and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and

she may well be that john the baptist on this story. h this. >> i think the other two important words here because people are going to make all sorts of jokes about toilets and so forth, it would still be a story if it was a fireplace in the point is about the destruction of records which are supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act, which is a watergate era creation. >> how curious, two days she went out flogging the story. the timing of this and the leaked pictures making the rounds. it all does seem rather coordinated, predictable, and as she said, gross and important indeed. >> laura: she sat on another network no one knows where this is going to go and they've tried to get trump before they impeached him twice and -- i'm paraphrasing but essentially he emerges stronger. >> left not the point. as we've seen in the recent past, journalists are often used to drop information into the public domain and then that becomes the predicate for federal action. we saw this with yahoo news, the guy who carried the steele dossi

this time supposedly from a source just in time to promote her new book, how may well be the john the baptist on this raid story. >> watch this. laura , first and important, i think are the two important words here. people are going to make all kinds of jokes about toilets and so forth. it would still be a story if it was a fireplace. and the point is about the destruction of records which are supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act, which is a watergate era creation. how curious, laura . two days she went out flogging this story, the timing of this and the leaked pictures to habermann making the rounds, it all does seem rather coordinated, predictable and as she said, gross and important indeed. well, she said tonight on another network that, you know, no one knows where this is all going to go . and they've tried to get trump before and they may impeach him twice. hey, i'm paraphrasing, but essentially the undercurrent as he emerges, i no longer that's not the point. the point is , as we've seen in the recent past, journalists are often used to trot information into the

the pastor of ebenezer baptist church. it was just kind of courage, the courage of the john lewis and amelia.ne of the women, we do not lift those names up nearly enough. she was gas on that same bridget. i later met her. o hosea williams cross that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith that people like that who really did not have any reason to believe that they could win. we look back at the civil rights movement. and too often we speak about these victories. the voting rights law. t as if these were inevitable victories. they were improbable. quite improbable. >> out just improbable but as you point out is for people to understand. did not all happen in one fell swoop. when i think about the work try get your civil rights act past but when it passed the didn't have housing in it, and really the part dealing with discrimination, only applied to the private sector. did not even apply to the public sector. when you look back on that, you got the civil rights act of 64, you've got 65, the housing lot and 68, and another to thela public sector until 72. over an eight year period and people lo

i would become his pastor as i assumed the pastorate of ebenezer baptist church and it is his kind of courage the courage of the john lewis. and amelia boynton. oh, yeah, one of the women we don't we don't let's lift up those names nearly enough. but amelia boynton was on that same bridge. i later met her. hosea williams across of course crossed that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith of people like that who who really didn't have any reason to believe that they could win? your generation of it there was no we talked we looked back at the civil rights movement i think and too often. speak about these victories the passage of the civil rights movement the voting rights law fair housing as if these were inevitable victories, they were improbable quite improbable. not just in probable, but one of the things i think is important that you point that out is that don't understand. it didn't all happen in one fell swoop right when i think about the work. trying to get the civil rights act of 1964 past and it as the year said it passed in 1964, right but when it passed it didn't have voting in. it didn't have housing in

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most popular churches are going to be the baptists, then the methodists, the methodists are moving first in the church of england, whitefield is a methodist. john wesley becomes founding father of methodists, wesley's missionaries and pastors start to become active, after the american revolution, established, the methodists have gone from being nonexistent at the beginning of the first great awakening by the time the civil war, the largest prominent -- protestant denominations. the congregationalists, church of england and episcopal church, left behind in terms of numbers, the baptist methodists, for baylor, get as far out as central texas by the 1840s. that is pretty important. the revivals begin in new england and middle colonies, very heavily affected by the revival slowly spreading to the southern colonies, also happening in britain, continental europe, the great awakening, i talked exclusively about america but it is international. a transatlantic scene most obvious in whitefield who comes to america. what is the importance of the great awakening? some historians have argued it is an important prelude to the american revolution. it is deba

the baptist and then a methodists. the methodists are a movement first within the church of england. whitfield is a methodist. you may know the name john wesley who becomes sort of the founding father of methodist in. these are almost always in britain, but wesley's missionaries and pastors start becoming active in the first great awakening and especially after the american revolution, the methodist go out on the frontier and establish, eventually, thousands of new churches so that by the time of the civil war the methodists have gone from being nonexistent in the beginning of the great awakening to by the time of the civil war they're the largest protestant denomination in america. so the congregationists, the church of england, anglican church, what comes to be known as the episcopal church, they are kind of left behind in in terms of numbers. and the baptist and methodists come to the fore. obviously, for baylor, that is a significant baptist. get as far out of central texas by 18 forties and establishing not only churches but a college, baylor. okay? so that's pretty important to us. the revivals, as you can see, begin in new engla

on the second caller's point, well, i'm -- my daddy was a baptist preacher, so i love to quote the bible. and i would agree with him really strongly because in the book of john in the bible it say ifs a man say earth he love god and hates his brother, he is a liar. if he cannot love his brother, how could he love a god who he has not seen? so i think that the fundamental commandment of jesus was to love our neighbors as ourselves. i don't think there were any asterisks in it, i don't think he said anything except for lgbtq+ people, except for muslims, except for jews. i don't think his commandments offered people an out. i think he was very, very clear that you must love all of your brothers and your sisters and, i might add, your nonbinary siblings. and you don't get to opt out of loving somebody just because you don't particularly like them. so i do wish more of these folks would follow the precepts of the bible which, by the way, are the same precepts in many, many relegses. they're not unique to the -- religion ares. the idea that we should love and respect each other is fundamental to basically all moral relations, and i think people who claim to be peo

to the temple tomorrow , we bring one jar to the temple; if he is lucky, he will be taken to john the baptiste compound of the novospassky monastery not far from their home, the orthodox believe that in this way honey, in addition to useful ones, also acquires healing properties. but and where did the honey saved without good deeds share this harvest with those who needed it or who simply did not contain the classics and there is a saying that they saved the first, namely in august. it is on this day that the celebration of special days begins, dedicated to the savior jesus christ and the poor medoc will try the first saved. august 14 begins on the assumption post in the center of the table on this day, of course, illuminated honey with fresh berries and homemade bread. in my childhood, this was also the best treat for me, no sweets. there was no need for an ancient russian cake. what are the indicators of a quality answer. it keeps its shape and does not flow, that is, to show that honey will cause this, which means that there are a lot of useful trace elements and bees are already treating