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God’s Dream Team
Mar 06, 2012
Pastor Lowery is Founder and Executive Director of Urojas Community Services. He led us in prayer and briefly talked on the topic “If my people…” from 2 Chronicles 7:14. He reminded everyone that ACLC’s founder, Reverend Moon, is doing a great work of saving families and we are living in a very special time; these are very special days. Pastor Lowery was wearing a special jacket that was graciously offered to him by Ms. Daphne Phung, Founder of California Against Slavery, an organization fighting against human trafficking....
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“Building the Dream”
Jan 31, 2012
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., the theme was “Building the Dream.” Pastor Kevin Thompson gave introductory remarks, explaining that we need to build God’s dream team and that was the main purpose why we were gathering here today. We are God’s champions. ...
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Dr. Hopes Delivers Fiery Message of Hope
Jun 04, 2011
“As we embark upon another decade in this 21st century … I am pressed to challenge each of us to not be consumed but be overcomers with an eternal fortitude. The fortitude that sustains and holds us steadfast to our charge of strengthening marriages and families …” So declared Dr. Deborah Hopes in a spirit-filled sermon before the ACLC Monthly Prayer Breakfast. ...
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One Nation Under God
Mar 16, 2011
Minister Diamond Hamilton gave brief remarks centering on Proverbs 14. She gave a spirited summary, emphasizing that mere talk brings no profit. She encouraged everyone to put words into action. Minister Diamond closed by pointing out that "We miss 100% of the shots we never take."...
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Love Overcomes Discrimination
Feb 14, 2011
Senator Shin’s parents passed away when he was 4 years old, after which he went to live with an aunt, however he ran away at the age of 6 due to harsh treatment. Thereafter he lived as a beggar in the capitol, Seoul. When the Korean war started he was taken in by a group of American servicemen to serve as a houseboy, and later was adopted by an American couple....
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ACLC-Richmond, California Co-Chair Leads Youth Initiative
Jan 03, 2011
“Sweeping the City” was advertised as a Community event on November 20th to bring churches, residents, businesses, and city officials together that never worked together before. We believe when we come together as one eye and heart to watch out for each other there will be less killings, shootings, visible drug dealing, and prostitution in and on the streets of Richmond, California (near San Francisco). Over 100 volunteers turned out....
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2010 Love Hands Across Baltimore Crusade & Rally
Jul 30, 2010
Despite the intense 95+-degree summer heat on June 12th, a crowd of about 300 gathered for Love Hands Across Baltimore, a crusade and rally organized by local ACLC clergy. The external goal of the day was to form a human chain across the length of North Avenue in Baltimore (from the east and west ends of the city) calling for love, compassion, concern, and cooperation of community organizations and individuals to address the issue of violence. The enthusiastic beat of several local marching bands coming across North Avenue to the rally site added to the excitement in front of the Board of Education building where the crowd of about 300 persons gathered. ...
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ACLC-Montana: 13th Annual March Against Drugs and Violence
Jun 28, 2010
Over 400 young people, civic, church and political leaders participated in Billings, Montana’s thirteenth annual March Against Drugs and Violence on June 12th. Originally founded by ACLC clergy in 1998 with about a dozen youth, a handful of parents and two clergy, the annual march has grown into a citywide community event and is recognized by the state as the largest event of its kind. There is no other way to explain the participation, passion and presence of so many great people for a great cause than due to the hand of God. As our Governor Brian Schweitzer wrote, “Dear Mike: Lt. Governor John Bohlinger and I are pleased to offer our support to the 13th annual March Against Drugs and Violence. I believe this effort to stop drug abuse and violence will be a tremendous asset to the community and the state of Montana.”...
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Los Angeles ACLC - “Like Soldiers on a Battlefield” – Honoring All Who Served for the Kingdom
Jun 05, 2010
Evangelist Rev. Jim Hood of “Catch the Flame” ministries delivered a stirring message honoring Memorial Day, Veterans, and all who have served in ministry of any faith or denomination at the Los Angeles area prayer breakfast on Saturday, May 22nd . Following the theme of the breakfast, “Fulfilling the Quest of Patriots and World Citizens,” he emphasized unification and oneness of heart as we work together, “like soldiers on a battlefield” for the realization of God’s Kingdom. ...
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Hears Reports of Human Rights Abuse in Japan
Mar 12, 2010
The statement below, which is under review by 192 national delegates to a conference March 8-13th in Lausanne, Switzerland of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), was published on Feb. 23, 2010. It was drafted by a team of Unificationist human rights scholars and submitted by Mr. Heiner Handschin, the President of the Universal Peace Federation in Switzerland, which has consultative status at the UNHRC. The report is the first official notice to the United Nations of large-scale religious kidnapping in Japan. ...
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