Thursday, February 14, 2013
The Heart is Always Bigger in Black History Month
I hope your Valentine's Day was ringing with love. Let me make sure with this Black History Month gem.
A few years ago, I 'married ' these two holidays by highlighting the fashion sense of some deep chocolate men from Africa. After enjoying my Valentine to you this year, come back and revisit the February 2010 archives by clicking here, to enjoy the thrill of fashion and color again.
http://www.knewzfrommeroewest.blogspot.com/2010/02/valentine-chocolates-bask-in-beauty-of.html
This year my gift is for your ears, and yes, your eyes will be blessed too. So click the link and enjoy the video~
http://screen.yahoo.com/hymn-lining-disappearing-african-american-182216113.html
Lovu,
Kentke
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I so enjoy the black churches. Their sermons, celebrating, songs are great and joyful. The Bible tells us to be joyful unto our Lord and they sure are.
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My grandmother's church, Mount Olive Baptist Church at Marshall, TX used to sing, "Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah Pilgrim Through This Barren Land". I'm proud to say that I had the privilege of leading it at our last Family reunion. It is the only one I know. I was telling A. that I thought that there might be some more, but I wasn't sure. Thank you so much for that information. I have it in me and will take up the banner too to continue to spread it and revive it.
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