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Sunday Reading The Legacy Of Martin Luther King Jr The New Yorke Honoring martin luther king, jr., fifty years after his death. this anniversary of his assassination falls amid the largest anti gun violence mobilization that we have seen since he departed. as. Leader: help us to follow the real leaders and not the false leaders. people: give us the grace to discern who the real leaders are, and to honor them while they are living. leader: let the spirit of christ be in us all, to teach us truth and not error, and love and not hate. people: and grant that we may be ready, like your servant martin.
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Honoring Martin Luther King Jr Sunday Social Sunday reading: honoring martin luther king, jr. from the magazine’s archive: a selection of pieces about the significance of dr. king’s extraordinary work and devotion to principle. by the. This week, americans will be celebrating martin luther king, jr., day. in 1965, renata adler published a report in the new yorker on king’s march from selma to montgomery, alabama, writing about. A responsive reading based on the words of dr. martin luther king, jr. “they said to one another: behold, here comes the dreamer; let us slay him, and we shall see what will become of his dreams.”. we are here today to affirm that martin luther king, jr., and his dreams have not be removed from our hearts and his words continue to inspire. This call to worship was written by rev. eric thomas. the prophet micah told us that the lord requires us to do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with god. as we celebrate martin luther king’s witness, let us be called to worship by some of the prophets of the civil rights movement. in 1963, in his challenging letter to complacent white.
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