Kwadjo Boaitey

Archive for April, 2009|Monthly archive page

African culture, African-American, Black History, Christian Science, healing, Spirituality

A collection of published work

In Published Articles on April 10, 2009 at 4:53 am

Rising Above Racism – United Press International: Religion and Spirituality

From racial profiling to “You are my brother” – Spirituality.com

Is racism a myth or reality? – The Gainesville Times

Healing power of love can conquer racial differences – The Gainesville Times

I’m loved – married or not – Spirituality.com

Women for Women International: A Guiding Light for Women Survivors – The AFRican Magazine

Lord’s Prayer for the Middle East – United Press International: Religion and Spirituality

Steps toward healing the culture of violence – The Christian Science Sentinel

Taking a Stand to Preserve African Culture – Associated Content

There is no spot where God is not – United Press International: Religion and Spirituality

Standing at the drain – catching people - United Press International: Religion and Spirituality

Son to Dad – those three little words – The Christian Science Sentinel

So you made the cookies? – The Christian Science Sentinel

Fatherhood comes with divine resources – The Christian Science Sentinel

A holy moment in the big city – The Christian Science Sentinel

Foreclosure on the Rise: Is the American Dream Possible for Immigrants Today? – The AFRican Magazine

‘It came upon the midnight clear’ – The Christian Science Sentinel

A spiritual sabbatical changed my life – Spirituality.com

Hide and seek – The Christian Science Journal

Guess what? Man is spiritual – United Press International: Religion and Spirituality

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  Based in Little Rock, Arkansas I write about spirituality and healing, parenthood, marriage, issues surrounding community engagement and empowerment, and so much more. Writing essays, articles for magazines, newsletters and blogs, my pieces have been published in 12 regional and national publications. I have developed, edited and designed a wide ... Continue reading »
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