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Praying from Below: Looking to our Roots

by Janay Salcedo-Kinsey How are we to pray from below? We must look back to our roots, to our indigenous

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “The Valley of Dry Bones.” At first glance, this

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “How Dare You.” What a powerful responsive prayer. The

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “Evil One.” This prayer is bold. The reciter speaks

Evil One, I see you. I see what you’re doing. You may think I’m dumb. You might think I’m naïve.

How dare you sit high and judge me when you don’t even know me? How dare you speak of “opportunities”

by Billy Myers Click Here to Download Music Sheet

by Rev. Dan González-Ortega, Ph.D. Dedicated to the people of Tivoli Gardens, Jamaica. Yes! Praying is already an act of

The afternoon hides its face, The road has been long, Our feet are tired And our bodies seek rest. Stay

God, because we are a people that has been disrespected, we need our names to be said out loud at