He built uniqueness into his ministry of Jesus to the people with music and his band. He used bible lessons; education and medical help in his missionary life, and made the Karen peoples lives better. He was a great storyteller, as he was able to fit into their culture, and upon return because of the war, continued his story telling, in camp meetings, in books, and on records. Eric B. Hare, through the use of stories and missionary work impressed many people into converting to Seventh day Adventism. On October 12, 1894 in Australia, Eric Burnham Hare was born to Robert and Henrietta Hare.
His strong beliefs in god made him a person that wanted to apply his knowledge to created solutions and endings to this world of hates between black and white communities in the United States. After he finished college he became a pastor full of passion to fight with courage against the injustice. He created a six point keys that became his Philosophy that helped to encourage everyone to defend their civil rights. The first point talked about nonviolence and manipulation of making believe the other person that he is the one that is in the wrong side, with love and patience this point became very important. Secondly, was formed after Rosa Parks refused to give her sit to a white man giving segregation to Alabama.
This became news known all over, Nationwide. While white citizens and African American citizens believe the Columbia riot occurred in a different manner and for different reasons it was still a tragic moment in the Civil Rights Movement that were portrayed differently by the National Globe and Columbia Daily Harrold which were two of the most popular newspapers in the Nashville, Columbia area. The Nashville Globe accused the competing newspaper at the time of making the story biased. The Globe reported the story of how the riots began by saying, “On Monday the mother and son were in the Castner Knott store on Columbia’s public square. Then the mother had words with a white radio repair man of the firm about her radio in which she disputed his claim that the radio had been repaired.
In 1998, he was chosen to be a United Nations Messenger of Peace because of his work in developing countries. Ali has gotten several rewards for his gracious actions towards the community. He received a Presidential medal of freedom from President George W. Bush in 2005; afterwards he opened the Muhammad Ali center in his hometown of Louisville Kentucky, that same year he said “ I am a man who worked had to develop the talent that I was given”, he also said I believe in myself and the goodness of others”. But despite the progression of his disease, Ali remained active in his public life, and he embodies the true meaning of a champion because of his dedication, time and effort he has put forward. Ali has received a Presidential NAACP award for his public service as he does every year; Ali is still alive and still fighting Parkinson’s disease but he still embodies an true champion.
Pete Seeger and Folk Music Pete Seeger is so compelling because of his unwavering conviction for doing the right thing and protecting human rights. Even under the watchful eye of his enemies within the government and big wig monopoly power players he persevered. His songs have been a key element in many of the major political issues for the last forty years. Even being blacklisted for seventeen years from television and radio, he found a way to get his message of peace and equality across. Before folk music icon Pete Seeger had the Sloop Clearwater built to call attention to the need to clean up the Hudson River, he had had little experience on the water.
Lewis, a name many people associate with Narnia, is more than just a writer. Lewis is a role model, an inspiration, and most of all, a hero. He was faced with several challenges and obstacles that could have steered him away from God, but Lewis rose above each one and touched numerous people in the process. Because of him, countless individuals have been introduced to Christianity. It wasn’t his writings alone, however, that sparked the faith in these people.
throughout his life. Howard Thurman, a civil rights leader and theologian, influenced Martin Luther King, Jr. at a very early age. Thurman was a classmate with King’s father. He also mentored King and his friends when they were children. As a successful nonviolence activist, Ghandi also had a profound influence on King.
His life was one filled with passion and dedication for something he loved. Not many people on this earth would go through the trials and tribulations that he endured. Since Dr. King was born, his entire life was devoted to the wellness and betterment of not only minorities around him, but also the right and freedoms of humanity as a whole. Starting out as a Pastor in Montgomery, AL, King began his journey preaching about the importance of love, acceptance and equality as well as reducing hate. Dr. King was a man of powerful words.
The Holy Spirit is someone that we can lean on and draw strength from in our times of need. When we go through losses, hardship, and things in our life He will Comfort us. He will also teach us the ways of righteousness and convict us of things in our lives that are not in the will of God. The Holy Spirit guided Christ as He walked on the earth as a human. Many people question how it was that Jesus walked on this earth and remained sinless it was because of the help of the Holy Spirit in His life.
Barriers were broken, people were brought together and prejudices were forgotten at this event that would soon be talked about worldwide as that music festival that changed the world for the better. Woodstock was put together by 4 men: Joel Rosenman, Artie Kornfeld, Mike Lang, and John Roberts in order to raise enough money to build a recording studio. The men had a venue, musicians, food and security and were selling tickets for $7 for one day, $13 for two days, and $18 for three days. The original