That's wonderful you must have given this a lot of thought as it was will construed thank you for sharing and i hope to find you again. Occurs iv pressed every button to make shor 🕊️
Hey There, It's Borhan here! I'm a huge fan of your "Golden Cap Team of Churches" RU-vid channel. Your content is always top-notch, and I can see the passion and effort you pour into each video. I believe you have incredible potential to reach an even wider audience with a solid RU-vid strategy. I would love to schedule a short meeting with you to discuss how I can help you grow your channel faster. This is not a sales call, but an opportunity to share ideas and offer assistance. Let me know if you're interested, and we can find a convenient time to chat. Thanks for your time and for creating such amazing content.
Ah ha Andy - this is an intro film for our Team Rector Vacancy about the one or two things we love our Benefice - I hope you watched long enough to see me saying that I LOVE how the Spirit of God is in every fibre of this place!
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Enjoyed your midweek message and your reflections on the icon .Especially the story of you with glass of champagne in one hand and a bottle in the other hand which you claim was for topping up others. A likely story! Invented, I reckon, because of the incriminating photograph. At least you didn't claim it was a work meeting! But you seem to have become the invisible rector!
This message is an outrage >>>> Please don’t sit there in the idyllic environment of Golden Cap and preach to us that you have an idea what it is like to be a “black “person! -To be an African American (black) person lying face down for 8 minutes + under the weight of an American Police pleading for his life an officer representing the Federal justice of Minneapolis in a supposed civilized free country - to be that footballer (black) person who enters the pitch from the tunnel to chants of verbal abuse - to be a Jamaican (black) person who has been brought up and identifies rightly as a UK national only to be sent to from the UK to Jamaica for a petty crime Labelled as a Windrush child with no official identity - To be an English born resident (black) person constantly stopped by the UK Stop and search law of the eighties 90’s and now with no sus law in place -- To be a South African (black) person in a more traditional African upbringing being denounced and segregated as the underdog of The South African Apartheid - to be a Haitian (black) person who’s history is based on the historic brutal abuse , that has been ingrained in the DNA this diverse race (black) . The list is endless .. . Which (BLACK) Nationality are you sympathising with?? Which race, culture nationality are you diminishing to your one off experience . It is impossible to quantify and label so many people in a category BLACK ? …. And then to say “I do know what it’s like to be black “ Be realistic - you were probably seen as a tourist, just one more very privileged white person of curiosity there to take profit and self-gratitude from your venture. Your naivety on thinking you would be kindly received on arrival leading your entourage of camera men. Maybe it would have been more sympathetic to have employed a Haitian to make the documentary. It is interesting you have mentioned a remote connection to one person in your ancestry from over 200 years ago who campaigned abolish the slave trade. You have been economical in only describing the acceptable part of your ancestry. This campaign and philanthropy may have been spurred on by a burden of guilt and persuasion put on William Wilberforce. This guilt may have stemmed from the fact that being born into a family wealth and privilege was gained by his father and grandfather from direct involvement in the slave plantations in East India.
I think this is an appalling video. No white British person knows what it is to be black, we have a colonial history, Britain colonised for centuries, we still hold that privilege, it is so deep rooted in our country, Christianity had a huge part to play in that colonialism through missionaries who stripped many countries of their own beliefs, cultures and religions. Your reasons for feeling the way you did in Haiti are in fact down to ingrained racism, you felt alienated it was in no way similar to the discrimination that black people and people of colour feel in white dominant countries since they have always always been discriminated against where as the white person has always been the discriminator. Claiming your abolitionist heritage is also of poor taste, your heritage does not indicate your current beliefs, it also does not offer you a get-out, it does not mean you can simply be seen as anti-racist. The fact you gave an example of a white abolitionist, entirely disregards not only the enslaved people but the black abolitionists who were doing a lot more than white people were, and battling against so much more. I suggest you educate yourself properly and spend more time listening to black perspectives and less time praising your own. I’m scared that you are reverend and I’m scared that you are sharing this perspective.
Thank you, thank you, thank you Sue and you, the wonderful, inspirational Pilsdon community.... May God bless you as you have blessed us. It made us feel like we were with you there, reminding us that Jesus was born into a very muddled world to bring His life and hope and joy, so evident among you. You are all very special people... with our love and prayers, Els and Ian
