Jazz for the Soul at Holman UMC is a contemporary worship experience at that draws upon the rich African-American traditions of Gospel and Jazz. Every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, we gather for this celebration in music featuring our own Holman Quartet, a light meal, spoken word (poetry) and a Message from a guest speaker or…
Check out the update from Holman member Laura Wise on her Life in Mission in the Philippines! Hello Family and Friends, and Greetings from the Philippines! It’s almost November, my how time flies! So much has happened since my last newsletter in late May. I will keep this update short, sweet and the point… with lots…
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A message from Congressperson Karen Bass on the recent United States government shutdown. Dear Friend— Last night, instead of focusing on creating jobs and rebuilding the middle class, tea party conservatives insisted upon denying access to health care to millions of Americans. As a result, the government shut down for the first time in 17…
Growing as disciples of Jesus means following Christ in new directions. 2nd Corinthians 5:17 says “if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation.” Bishop James Swanson recently spoke about the need for men to seek a new identity in Christ rooted in service: NASHVILLE, Tenn.––“Men are in search of a new Christian identity.”…
James Lawson, Martin Luther King Jr. and non-violence Frank Stoltze | Off-Ramp | September 3rd, 2013, 11:33am As the nation celebrated the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington this week, James Lawson could only smile. Lawson is the longtime preacher at Holman United Methodist Church in the West Adams district who worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King for many…