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About Rev. Lou Kavar Ph.D.
A resource to individuals living in the post-modern world who seek to create or discover meaning, purpose and value rooted in spiritual practice.
Tag Archives: Poverty
John the Baptist
Sermon for December 11, 2011 Central Congregational United Church of Christ, Atlanta The Rev. Louis F. Kavar, Ph.D. I grew up in rural Pennsylvania. But I’ve lived in a number of different parts of the country: Pittsburgh, Morgantown, West Virginia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta, Friendliness, Home, John the Baptist, Poverty, UCC
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Growing Up Poor – Memories from My Mother
It was early Sunday morning. I sat in the general area of the church where I’m usually to be found. Bleary eyed, I looked passed the sanctuary and out the plate glass windows to the trees now bare in late … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, financial hardship, Mother, Poor, Poverty, provision
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The Black Eyed Peas: Living a Dream
It was a warm summer night. Eighteen thousand people made their way in 95 degree humid weather for the event. As I moved through the crowd to my seat, I was struck by the diversity of ages, races, and signs … Continue reading
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Tagged BEP, Black Eyed Peas, Diversity, Dream, Equality, Heart, Hip-Hop, Love, Music, Poverty, respect, social justice, Where is the Love?, world
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