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19th 2016 Update on Mass Media 19 November, 2016

Lunch: 11am - 2pm Dinner: M-Th 5pm - 11pm, Fri-Sat:5pm - 1am Recent Posts We are not at this time going to give you mass media here. The continuance of the mass media conspiracy across all major networks has changed the nature of our presention. News and World Report is still under the controll of an International terorrists syndicate. News and World Report regrets to inform you that the old U.S. US News & World Report, MMXII Orbis Terrarum Judicii Dei Le bureau de JV Agnvs Dei Verbvm Dei Filvs Dei Jose Maria Chavira MS Adagio 1st Primogentivs Fivs Dei Hominis Espiritvs Dominus Dominorum est et Rex Regum et Reginarum nom de plume JCAngelcraft La Courronne Monde Chateau Versailles France et The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500 Margaret Barton, right, helps light candles before the singing of “Silent Night.” The audience sings “Silent Night” by candlelight. Brown University President Christina Paxson walks to the stage after lighting her candle. Brown University Chaplain Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson invites the audience to be seated. Posted by JC Angelcraft Owner of US News and World Report located at the White House. The Jabberwocks perform “Ave Maria.” Reverend Kirstin C. Michael Petro, center, hands out candles as guests arrive in Sayles Hall. Photos from the 100th anniversary Lessons and Carols service at Brown The program for this year’s service was a great success. This year’s recipient was Crossroads Rhode Island, an organization that supports homeless or at-risk individuals and families in Rhode Island.

Each year, an offering is collected at the Lessons and Carols service to benefit a local nonprofit. The audience joined in to sing several Christmas carols including the traditional candlelit rendition of “Silent Night” at the end of the evening. Various leaders in the Brown community recited the seven lessons. This year’s service featured performances from several Brown musical groups including the Brown Jabberwocks, Brown University Chorus and Harmonizing Grace Gospel Choir. Click and drag your mouse to watch (best playback is in Google Chrome at HD settings). 360-degree video of the candle lighting at this year’s Lessons and Carols service. “The combination of images on the 100th anniversary program cover - a Syrian woman refugee and her children next to the ironwork expression of Brown’s motto, ‘In Deo Speramus,’ on the Van Wickle Gates - expresses Brown’s commitment to continue to focus our moral gaze beyond the Gates while finding insight and resilience in the depths of our diverse sacred traditions,” she said. University President Christina Paxson also shared reflections on the event’s milestone anniversary.Īlso notable this year: the cover of the event program, which featured a photo of a Syrian refugee holding her child, next to an image of the Van Wickle Gates, was created to highlight the plight faced by refugees worldwide, said University Chaplain Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson. Wright, a longtime Brown faculty member, and former Rhode Island Poet Laureate Rick Benjamin, storytelling by Brown alumna Valerie Tutson and - this year - a passage from the Quran about Jesus read by Adnan Adrian Wood-Smith, associate chaplain of the University for the Muslim community. Choral music and congregational hymns supplement the Biblical text and readings.īrown’s Lessons and Carols service, sponsored by the Office of the Chaplains and Religious Life, has often included additional unique elements throughout the years: poetry by the late C.D.

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The service - based on one given at Truro Cathedral in Cornwall, England, during the late 19th century and made world-famous through the broadcasts and recordings of Cambridge’s King’s College Choir during the mid-20th century - comprises a series of biblical lessons on Israel’s story of exile, God’s judgment and promise to the people of Israel, and Christ’s birth. The Brown University Chorus sings “Joseph’s Sunrise.”