Barack Obama's spiritual mentor retires from pastorate.

[ladygreek]

Originally Posted by YAHSHUA's son

2) Is the same gender loving ministry there to help gays come out of the lifestyle or is it to support our brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ who want to celebrate their lifestyle as a gift from God.

Are you saying what I think I you are saying? If so, I have to admit I am pleasantly surprised.

[Little32]

^^I don't think that there is anything flattering or openminded about that post.

[Alias_01]

Originally Posted by Little32

^^I don't think that there is anything flattering or openminded about that post.

^^Which is why I did not respond.

But to answer your question...the church is still in full celebration mode for Rev. Wright's Anniversary/ Retirement..I dont think it has settled that he is leaving. We'll see how things are..come the end of March or April.

One this is for sure that Rev. Otis plays it a lot safer when it comes to political issues. I dont think he is as "radical" as Jeremiah but they share the same idealogies when it comes to keep the church very Afro-centric. This marks a new era in the legacy of TUCC and I think you will see a small decline in the membership only because some folks follow the preacher more than the word.

[darling1]

the mud is starting to sling regarding obama. i saw something on the cnn or maybe a local news report discussiong this church and the pastor. because of his 'radical' thinking obama's relationship with the church could potentially be an issue.

because obama is so close in the races in texas and ohio, i think he more than likely will be the democratic candidate. he may have a hard time with mccain with the republican party and alot of on the fence voters.


http://www.newshounds.us/2008/01/22/...lly_factor.php


http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=3236


http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nat...,1629577.story

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...011402083.html

Originally Posted by Alias_01

^^Which is why I did not respond.

But to answer your question...the church is still in full celebration mode for Rev. Wright's Anniversary/ Retirement..I dont think it has settled that he is leaving. We'll see how things are..come the end of March or April.

One this is for sure that Rev. Otis plays it a lot safer when it comes to political issues. I dont think he is as "radical" as Jeremiah but they share the same idealogies when it comes to keep the church very Afro-centric. This marks a new era in the legacy of TUCC and I think you will see a small decline in the membership only because some folks follow the preacher more than the word.