[act-ma] 1/10 "Singing in the New Year!" w/Dean Stevens & CommUnity Voices--Alastair Moock & Teresa Tudury

[Charlie Welch]

REMINDER: ❄ CCB Sun Jan 10 at 11AM: "Singing in the New Year!" w/Dean 
Stevens & CommUnity Voices--Alastair Moock & Teresa Tudury
Here is what's happening virtually in January at Community Church of 
Boston!

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*Sunday Program:
January 10th, 2021*


*CCB Sunday Programs in January & more.*


*Wednesday, January 13th at 7 PM:*
***“Access and Disability Justice”
with Maria F. Cabrera & Charles G. Baldwin*
/Introduction by Ed Pazzanese (Families Creating Together)/
Join us for a conversation on the topic of Access and Disability Justice 
in response to the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disability Act 
of 1990 (ADA). After a history of social activism, strategic 
partnerships, architectural regulations, and government  policies - what 
is Access now?


*Sunday, January 17th at 11 AM:*
***“Hubert Harrison:  The Struggle for Equality, 1918-1927” with Jeffrey 
B. Perry*
This is the second volume of the biography of Hubert Harrison 
(1883-1927), the “Father of Harlem Radicalism. It covers his work with 
the Liberty League, the International Colored Unity League, and other 
organizations;  and his editing of “The Voice,” The New Negro,” Marcus 
Garvey’s “Negro World,”  and “The Voice of the Negro.” Special attention 
will be paid to his 1924 writings for “The Boston Chronicle.”

*Music by Tem Blessed*


*Sunday, January 24th at 11 AM:*
***“Our Bigger Than Life Former Minister:
Remembering Rev. Donald Lothrop”*
*with Dean Stevens, Rev. David Carl Olson
and Karla Lothrop Wight Williams*

For 39 years of CCB’s enormous ministry to the multitudes in the 
mid-20th Century, at the helm was a remarkable leader named Donald 
Lothrop. Rev. David Carl Olson (also our former minister)  and Dean 
Stevens will engage in a conversation about Rev. Lothrop, fruit of 
endless hours in our archives, searching the enormous record of the 
correspondence, media clippings, sermons and writings of Donald Lothrop. 
We will hear a recording of Lothrop’s last sermon at CCB, in 1993. We 
will also be joined by Karla Lothrop Williams Wight, Donald Lothrop’s 
daughter, who grew up in this church, and has an inside perspective on 
CCB during those giddy and troubled days, World War II to Vietnam.

*Music by Dean Stevens & Rev. David Carl Olsen*


*Sunday, January 31st at 11 AM:*
***“Trabajo cultural para nuestra liberación
(Cultural Work For Our Liberation)”
with Dey Hernandez*

Deymirie (Dey) Hernández Vázquez is the Project Coordinator for Agitarte 
Project and a member of Papel Machete and Curator/Art Director of the 
book, "When We Fight, We Win!" Dey is a bicultural worker, 
interdisciplinary artist, permaculturist, educator, and Board Member and 
has been a part of many Agitarte projects since 2008. She received her 
Master of Architecture (MArch) from the University of Puerto Rico. Dey 
currently lives in Boston where she is a movement artist with Danza 
Orgánica, a social justice oriented contemporary dance theater company.

*Music by The Foundation Movement*


*Virtual Film Screening & Talkback on Wednesday, January 27, at 7 p.m.

RE-EVOLUTION: THE CUBAN DREAM
with Director Cray Novick*
          Diving into the streets of Havana, we meet change-makers in 
Cuba today. Speaking to thought leaders in the U.S. and Cuba, history is 
made present as our characters trace their place in Cuban history to a 
trail of revolution and reform.  As social and economic freedoms expand, 
the search begins for reconciliation, solutions to inequality, and a 
collective Cuban dream.
           From the frontlines of standing Rock, to refugee cooperatives 
in Athens, Cray Novick is an award-winning documentary filmmaker telling 
intimate stories that highlight our shared humanity. Cray is best known 
for his work on the mini-series “Re-Evolution: The Cuban Dream.” In 
2018, he founded True Spectrum Media, a film, podcast, and XR studio 
based in Denver, CO.

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