And more broadband. Project along with these Television Companies support cspan2. Thank you very much for comingth out my name is justin d this is our future. We went to orlando, we are thrilled you are here. Some of you are church, some are teachers, some are unchurched and some of us to come get. Regardless is are interdependent this event after this, this is vital for first, 41 people have left the church and half of them to come up. Are they going to come back . Are not just members, thats the thing. Youre here people, families, you just. Hearing voices important to honor the them. And are helping amplify their voice. The second is because the goal is not just to get people back into a building so they can give money or vote a certain way. The reason this is so important to welcome people back who have left is because god as many people as possible to hear his great news which is that in christ he was reconciling the world to himself. Jesus christ said, that that god so loved the w
With, but thank you so much for being anyhow you doing . Im doing well. This black History Month is sure is. And eddie is history. We have all made as americans. But why is it significa today in the 21st century that we keep a focus on knowing black history . Well, first of all, its such a delight to be in with you. Its just a blessing. And to see all of you, i think its its crucial that we understand in the past that has made us who we are. And there is this kind of parallel, these parallels stories, the story we tell ourselves. The myths and legends that affirm our sense of who we are as the shining city on the hill. And then theres the actual lived experience, the stories that dont come into view, what we might do, what we might describe it as the undisclosed features of American Democratic life. And it seems to me that when we you know how let me put it differently, the stories we tell reveal who we are and what we choose to leave out of leave out of our stories all too often revea
Anyhow you doing . Im doing well. This black History Month is sure is. And eddie is history. We have all made as americans. But why is it significa today in the 21st century that we keep a focus on knowing black history . Well, first of all, its such a delight to be in with you. Its just a blessing. And to see all of you, i think its its crucial that we understand in the past that has made us who we are. And there is this kind of parallel, these parallels stories, the story we tell ourselves. The myths and legends that affirm our sense of who we are as the shining city on the hill. And then theres the actual lived experience, the stories that dont come into view, what we might do, what we might describe it as the undisclosed features of American Democratic life. And it seems to me that when we you know how let me put it differently, the stories we tell reveal who we are and what we choose to leave out of leave out of our stories all too often reveal the limits of our conceptions of jus
, acute Security Problems in ukraine have not been solved, russian aggression has not been repelled, and almost 20 of the territory of ukraine is still under russian occupation, and we understand that even after the restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine within internationally recognized borders, it will not be solved without. What questions, first of all, is demining, thats it among various Nature Conservation areas, where the rashists conduct training, which are used as sites for launching rockets or shaheds on the mainland of ukraine, this is the question of how to counter local collaborators and traitors, the question. As a wide range of issues that also arise from Transitional Justice , that is, who should be left in the relevant position, who should be fired, who should be sent for retraining, because, for example, there are discussions about local teachers, which teachers, there, for example, a geography teacher, should she be fired, should she be to leave and so on
Out. Thank you. Welcome to the Cathedral Church of saint. My name is justin holcomb. Im the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of, Central Florida. And this is our we have lots of people from around Metro Orlando in the room and we are thrilled that you are here some of you are churched some of your church, some of you are unchurched for some us, its complicated regardless of your attendance, we are thrilled that youre here for the church event named after this book, which youll hear more about in just a little bit. But this is vital for to first 40 Million People in the past 30 years have left the church and half of them are willing to come back. And we need to find out why they left and why are they willing to back. And and so that theyre not just numbers, though thats the thing that youre here because you want to hear about this but these are people it could be you these are friends, family, neighbors and, coworkers. Youre going to hear a lot numbers tonight. And those numbers importan