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Thursday, May 7, 2009

The Rice and Wine (understanding urban ministry)


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  • ▼  2009 (25)
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      • When Helping Hurts, a review
      • Virtual Dinner, Real Benefit. Sept 14-16.
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      • Friday Night Lights. . . do it on the corner!
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      • Exploring urban entrepreneurialism
      • Why we need Caris Pregnancy Centers.
      • The Rice and Wine (understanding urban ministry)
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      • Twitter and Facebook
      • Homeschoolers, Hitler and Obama
      • Mobile blogging from my blackberry?
      • Mobile Blogging from the NBEA
      • The Next Evangelicalism, a review
      • Who is Joel Hamernick?
      • Getting the Blues
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      • Guitar Hero
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      • Short Term Missions: A waste?
      • Retaining "Minority" Students
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      • More Trouble with "Success"
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      • a sense of belonging to places of pain. . .
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      • What are legitimate marks of the Church?
      • Urban Entry
      • Mourning the election?
      • Real Life Together -- Bonhoeffer on Visionaries
      • Race, Politics, & Christians.
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      • Separate. Equal? No way, build that bridge!
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      • Seek Peace in the City -- 2009 Urban Missions
      • Where are all the Brothers?
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      • What creates "radicals"?
      • the value of outsiders
    • ►  June (2)
      • Winning can be awkward.
      • 8th Grade Graduations! What?
    • ►  May (9)
      • Urban Ministry? Expect Problems.
      • God Girl's Sin Boldly: A book snuck into the mix....
      • Facing Poverty
      • H'nick Support
      • Using the Word of God for advantage. . .
      • The unfolding drama of the kingdom. . .
      • Reading, reading, reading. . .
      • Strange Fruit by Nina Simone
      • City Signs: It's just different in the city.
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Joel Hamernick
Chicago, IL, United States
I am the husband of Paula (since Dec, 1988!) and the father of 7 kids (5 boys, 2 girls). Jared, Josiah, Caleb, Karissa, Corban, Caden and Kaylie. We live and minister in the historic Southside of Chicago area known as Bronzeville and Woodlawn. I am the executive director of Sunshine Gospel Ministries which provides youth outreach/mentoring, camping for urban youth, a community tech center, and a missions program for college students (Bridgebuilders).
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