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Category Archives: This Little Light of Mine
This Little Light of Mine – Part 4
During the Vietnam War, peace activist A.J. Muste (1885-1967), stood in front of the White House night after night with a candle – sometimes alone. A reporter interviewed him one evening as he stood there in the rain. “Mr. Muste,” the reporter … Continue reading
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This Little Light of Mine – part 3
During the Vietnam War, peace activist A.J. Muste (1885-1967), stood in front of the White House night after night with a candle – sometimes alone. A reporter interviewed him one evening as he stood there in the rain. “Mr. Muste,” the reporter … Continue reading
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Tagged A.J. Muste, Psalm 46:10, Wesley Granberg-Michaelson
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This Little Light of Mine – Part 2
During the Vietnam War, peace activist A.J. Muste (1885-1967), stood in front of the White House night after night with a candle – sometimes alone. A reporter interviewed him one evening as he stood there in the rain. “Mr. Muste,” the … Continue reading
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Tagged Each One Teach One, Frank Laubach, Helen Keller, Hope, Mother Teresa
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“This Little Light of Mine”
Recently I posted an anecdote from the life of A.J. Muste (1885-1967), a minister in the Dutch Reformed Church who became one of the leading activists of his time in the areas of war resistance, civil rights, civil liberties, civil liberties … Continue reading
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Tagged A.J. Muste, Charlottesville, neo Nazis, President Trump, serenity prayer, whit supremacy
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