Reply(1)
Feb. 11, 2021
The Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission has new leadership for 2021. Dr. Kate Epperly, who was the immediate past Vice Chair to the Board, was voted in as Chair. Advisory member, Patricia Oshman, was elected to Vice-Chair.
Subscribe
Rev. Dr. Kate Epperly A lifelong community organizer and human rights advocate, Rev. Dr. Kate Epperly is an ordained pastor who has served congregations in California, Arizona, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. She retired in January after serving 7 years as Minister for Advocacy and Justice for Families and Children of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination.
Rev. Dr. Epperly served 3 years as Minister of Christian Union Church in North Truro, served as Coordinator of the Cape Cod Fellowship of Reconciliation, and was active in the Nauset Interfaith Association and its Refugee Support Team. Rev. Dr. Epperly currently serves on the Steering Committee of Barnstable No Place for Hate,
it was wonderful. i got to meet a lot of new friends. a lot of new friends. did you find that the syrian little boys and little girls were like the friends in america? yeah, they really were. it was interesting. they like to play and learn just like our friends on sesame street. tucker: c mon! he talked funny but he is cute. also there was a question to a guy with him with the international refugee committee that took an opportunity to take a swipe at the u.s. policy regarding the refugees. also, tucker, you know this comes on the heels of supreme court decision regarding the travel ban affirming some of it but obviously taking how great would it be did you find the kids were the same? el mosh should have said elmo should have say no, they are not like us at all. they wouldn t have aired it on cnn. not be on cnn. i m with elmo on this one.
fund. and i need to personally thank laurie spoon because she tweeted, lawrence, happy to have donated a desk to the k.i.n.d. fund in your honor. thanks to the great work you do. thank you, laurie. on facebook, duree lee said, my mother worked in malawi in the 1990s with international refugee committee and with doctors without borders. she loved the sweet, kind people. i applaud this wonderful, wonderful charity. thank you, lawrence, just a great cause. and margo good wrote, we supported ten girls with scholarships and ten desks. my matter feel expanded. this is a wonderful way to share. margo is right about how it feels. my heart feels expanded when i deliver desks to these schools and i get to spend time with the students. and my heart feels expanded when i see how strongly you continue to support the k.i.n.d. fund. this is the last chance i ll have to talk to you about the
for my money in the los angeles times. this is an example of what mr. rutton has written. that s an elaborate, but eloquent way of saying that political correctness and the united states is very guilty on this in the muslim outreach, is preventing the christians from getting any help. there is a cry from the u.n. there is a cry from pope benedict who says the christians are the worst persecuted people in the world. the u.n. refugee committee,