When we hire people to run our choice churches we want them to have a voice. Instead, we call them pastor, we want this them to be administrator, financial officer, so they instead of being a progressive voice they wind up running an institution. So progressive voices fall for the main problem of churches that is civil religion. What would be wrong with hiring someone for a church and calling him prophet . And we would expect the main job she or he did was bring together a community of compassion and justice, and with the spirits help. Help us to learn that salvation comes through a compassionated and Just Community struggling to find salvation . Okay. I think my answer would be that you should stop putting pastors up if you think the primary focus and energy is found in that. I would rather go with James Luther Adams called the property fete prophet of all believer. Everybody who is brought to the church and baptized should be told that part of what be baptized is in to is a tradition
Like me is the most times they are not to. I said why isnt that exist . It is now the online publication and you can see what is current or upcoming and no way to see what is hot and what is not before you buy your voice felt that the Schomburg Center the author events. What is it . For research in black culture is probably the most preeminent Research Center for black culture in america. Were pleased to be a partner. We are so pleased, peter. Host were going to let max go because he has to introduce the first panel of the day. So i want to let you know, if you happen to be the in the area. We eave a booktv crew, were passing out booktv book bags. Come and stop by and say hi and grab a bag and a booktv pen. Live allday coverage begins right now with the fir panel of the day, and it is on science and health. This is live coverage on booktv. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good afternoon and welcome to the 15th annual harlem book fair. Thank
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