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Taylor Barber

Monday, November 26, 2018
5:00 PM 6:00 PM 17:00 18:00

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Earlier Event: November 19

Patrick Bogui - "Dr. Violin"

Later Event: December 3

Judah Swilley

Happy Mother's Day to my BEAUTIFUL Mom who I love with all my heart forever and ever!! You are light, you are love, you are everything I needed to become a great woman and one day a great mother.

You are SO loved and I'll forever be blessed to be ca

Against all odds...we're homeowners. 🔑

This is for my great-great grandparents who were born into slavery in Yalabusha County, MS picking cotton for the Long family, but weren't allowed to own anything.

Against all odds...they pressed on.

This is

RIH Tyre Nichols. 🕊️

I don't care if it was 5 Black cops...White Supremacy still taught them violence and the system of police brutality (which STARTED as slave patrol in the 1700s to establish a system of terror and squash slave uprisings with th

TWO YEARS AS A PASTOR 🎉

This past Sunday was the two-year anniversary of my pastoral ordination at Kaleo Phoenix! I was honored to speak on MLK Sunday and talk about the significant moments of King's life, what made him who he was, and how he turne

As we gather around tables this week and prepare for the coming of Christmas...

"Let us have faith; all this (the sorrows of those who suffer) will pass away like a national nightmare, and we shall awake to the Lord’s great feast. Let us

In my sermon from Sunday I quoted a phenomenal article written by my husband, Kendall called "It's Time to Liberate the Gospel" and discussed the importance of pushing back on the line of tolerance for White Supremacy. 👀

Even though I was

21 Days until the election…look up your candidates, pay attention to the needs of your local community, and VOTE!⁠
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"It was God who saw the afflictions of his people and heard their cry, who moved to deliver his people, who, by his plagues, overcame the objections of Pharaoh and showed the powerlessness of the gods of Egypt. It was God who claimed his pe