>> let me say something about the pentecostal temple. methodist, so would stand outside the pentecostal church and listen. some goodyou want usic, come check us out. wax my teacher was an organist there. it was a no-no to bring this kind of music away from the spiritual environment, and we were doing something that was not kosher. i understand it that way. we caught hell at home for doing this. much leisure. the reason i wanted to become an organ player is because i heard -- play.es lay. it just struck me that was what i wanted to do with my life. that was the instrument i gravitated to. that is how i wound up sitting at that instrument trying to find a way to sound like ray charles. tavis: every instrument has its own voice, but there is something about that instrument that resonates. how would you describe how the oregon -- how the organ speaks o us? >> you can try to make that thing thing. unlike a piano. in a few seconds the sound is going to die down unless you strike it again. once you strike an organ, it is going to stay with you

it was founded by a guy who grew up pentecostal, became a preacher and needed some kind of environment like that himself. so it's been a gift for an immense number of christians. it wasn't really the community that i felt was for me. i personally don't want to go to church that's just gay people. i want a church that reflects my team unity and my church in brooklyn is old and young, gay and straight, black, white, asian, hispanic. we really are a cross-section of brooklyn, in my neighborhood of brooklyn specifically, probably wasn't overrepresented population. but that's the kind of church i was looking for. i found strong christians in the mcc are really warm welcome. there's something beautiful in the way they serve communion where they embrace the person to whom they are serving communion. so i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it, but i tried to be honest as a reporter and asset as i could be with what i've got. >> host: what is your day job? >> guest: i'm an editor at a religion writer for beacon which is a new startup that seeks to draw a new model in journali

a spokesman for pentecost they said the fifty year old plans to travel there early in the next year his two younger sons already attend school in switzerland he came to germany last week after being pardoned by russian president's law to report that he spent the last decade in custody following his two thousandth rewrites on charges of embezzlement and money laundering and tax evasion. she's the former and as a contractor edward snowden has given a possum assessment that this year's events in his first interview since he was granted temporary asylum in prussia speaking to the washington post's knows that mission has been accomplished. i didn't want to change society by making documents about us buying activities by what society decide if it's the change itself. snowden said he was not a traitor or two after us forces in russia because the us and you recognize that. eight months since the month plus the fact three clubs in bangladesh killing more than eight thousand people. the factory pre schooling for several major western brands for global retailers have agreed to contribute to a comp

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blessed ridge of mary, printed in 1622, we have these movement feasts such as of such as easter, and pentecost, the calendar gives from 1622 until 1644. another book we have here is a book from the 16 # 40s, and it's especially illustrations that are interesting in here. it's the book from the cap shans, mostly the illustrations of the provenn issues and significant people in the order. for instance, we have here this is a brother john, and continuing on, brother lawrence, the art work we have, especially the 19th century devotional materials is library and ark vies. >> today, i'll show you what was popular in frns in the 19th century, and they're basically brightsly colored prints that are on popular topics. this one happens to be litanies of the blessed virgin and also the family tree of the blessed virgin mary. we have a relic from the coffin of st. brother conrad. this is a piece of wood that's slipped into the back of the hand made bag. this is from france at the turn of the century. >> we also have a very old holy card here. this is from the 18th century, late 18th century, a copperplate

. >> then on the jewish feast of pentecost, 50 days after jesus died, the sign came. suddenly, from heaven, there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind. it filled the entire house where they were sitting. divided tongues as a fire appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them, all of them were filled with the holy spirit and began to speak in other languages. >> so that jews who were in jerusalem, be they from egypt or syrene or greece or even rome would be able to understand this new proclamation in their own dialect. >> and so now, all of a sudden, 8,000 jews in jerusalem have converted, and before long there won't be any non-christian jews left, according to the book of acts. >> the story in the book of acts was written by luke decades later. could he have exaggerated to make it sound even more impressive? >> i think it most unlikely that it happened exactly as luke describes it, but luke is absolutely clear what significance he sees in what happened. and what he needs to do is relay through his story, not just what happened, but what it meant tha

office of the blessed virgin mary which was printed in 1622, we have the piece such as easter and pentecostcontinuing on we have brother -- tell us about something of the artwork which we have, especially the 19th century devotional materials is jillian -- our librarian. >> today i'm going to show you these were popular in france in the 19th century. they are basically brightly colored prints that are on popular topics. these happen to be lit any of a blessed virgin and the family tree of the blessed virgin mary. we have a real lick from the cough -- coffin of saint brother conrad. this is a piece of wood fit in the back of the handmade badge. this is from france in the turn of the century. we also have a very old holy card here. this is from the 18th century. it's a corps plate print and it's hand colored. it's of ma madonna and child. i also have a souvenir. this is bark from the tree in the garden of the visitation. hire are some items i would like to show you. these are manuscript before the invention of the printing press. manuscript were the most common type of book primarily done by

began at a single place, at a single moment in time. 50 days after the death of jesus, now known as pentecost, a miraculous event took place. >> ( dramatized ): and suddenly from heaven, there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting. divided tongues, as of fire, appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them. >> that's the picture that we get in acts. the historical reality is probably much more complex. and the christian movement probably began not from a single center, but from many different centers where different groups of disciples of jesus gathered and tried to make sense of what they had experienced with him and what had happened to him at the end of his public ministry. >> the acts' account of early christianity presents a very cogent, coherent image of earliest christianity, when, in fact, the more we find out about early christianity, the more wildly variegated a phenomenon it appears to be. >> as far as we can tell, the beginnings of christianity occurred in many different places, in many different groups. ther

little office of the blessed virgin mary, which was printed in 22, we have the movable easter and pentecoste carpenter gets from 1622 until 1644. another book we have here is a book from 1640. it's especially the illustrations that are interesting in here. it's the book from the seraphic capuchins. mostly the illustrations of the potentials and significant people in the order. for instance, we have brother john and he was the prevention of milan province. and then continuing on to have brother lawrence, something about some of the artwork we have, 19th century devotional materials. gillian slater, are they buried markowitz. >> these were popular in france in the 19th century. they basically brightly colored friends that are unpopular topics. these when passing the litany of the blessed virgin and also bathymetry of the blessed virgin mary. we have a relic from the coffin of saint brother conrad. this is a piece of wood slipped into the back of the handmade roach from france in the turn-of-the-century. we also have a very old holy card here. this is from antwerp in the 18th century and it's