a lutheran church in berlin. once a week music lovers from all over the german capital gather here. the church is full every saturday that's unusual for us. and on the twelfth mean every saturday it's time for new moon song. this is the official it's refreshing it focuses me a kind of meditation or does but in many minutes and it's becoming a fixed part of my week stand because it's so beautiful release and for. this. new song is a short church service mostly sung at a very high standard for many it's a spiritual as well as a musical experience. one relict course of that there are wonderful churches in the city and things happen there that some people can't even imagine. them or the. there is a bit. far. her. response events are standing as a vocal ensemble made up of professional singers. they perform for free on saturdays because they love the project it's a creative challenge every new song service is unique. it's going to. be this is. click on my usually get a score on the weekend before so we have time to prepare a lot of the eight singers don't meet up until friday evening whe

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andrews lutheran church. pastor christie denholm, you are in belmont and serve the congregational church, part of the united church of christ. welcome to both of you. >> thank you, it's good to be here. >> you are part of the peninsula multifaith coalition. what is the peninsula multifaith coalition? >> power coalition is made up of 26 different faith communities that are joined together. we have seven different religions that join us. so jews, christians, buddhists, hindu, baha'i and muslims. obviously there are many different publications from each of those pics >> what do you do? >> we do a lot of community service together. we found out getting to know each other and the education about what different faiths are is a part of our monthly gatherings. we gather that for the first half-hour we are always listening to somebody talk about what their faith reads to them or about a certain belief that they have. or how that prayed together. sometimes we are meeting at different faith houses every month. we are pra

the whole illegal punk circuit took place in lutheran churches. and even so the government was so obsessed with breaking it up, that they would have informants inside the churches. one of the bands that went to prison for two years was tried based on lyrics that were overheard by an informant in side a church where they had protection and could speak taboo terms. >> and in this text -- this is kind of a long quote. it says today it often seems our impulse to memorialize landmark marches and civil rights heroes looking to the past isn't often a means of understanding the present. rather memorialization stands in lou of the burden of -- in lieu of the burden of figuring out our time. the 2010 civil rights at the white house. the tradition of singing the anthem continue to matter. my question is do you -- is it possible to pinpoint like ways that black formalism -- like the futures of black formalism or the present and futures? >> i don't know. just to flesh it out a little bit -- >> okay. >> at the 2010 celebration of civil rights music, the white ho

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herself refuge, she escaped war-torn somalia, was a refugee in kenya for four years and thanks to a lutheran church group immigrated to the united states. i as an immigrant have to note this constant disdain, her portrayal of the united states and its anti-terror policies feeding it as a murderous country the cages children at the border and any similar criticism of the islamist groups, among them those that turned somalia, her homeland, into a horrible place, not one word of criticism, only director the country that has given her and her family refuge. it is not a perfect country but it is startling and disgusting. shannon: it overshadowed something big with democrats passing hr one, number one, it is their priority and this massive sweep, campaign-finance reform and transparency. even the aclu hates this thing. it will have the effect of harming public discourse by silencing necessary votes that would otherwise -- voices that would otherwise speak out about the public issues of the day, they are teaming up with mitch mcconnell. i don't know how different you can be. not only going to force donors

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