Press Release for Jason & deMarco

Saturday, August 22, 2009 at 6:00am

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Short Release

Nationally-known recording artists, Jason & deMarco, will be in concert at Franklin Circle Christian Church, 1688 Fulton Rd. on Cleveland’s Near West Side on Sunday, September 27 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person General Admission and there is ample parking available. The Church is located at 1688 Fulton Rd. near W. 28th & Franklin Blvd.. For more information, please go to www.FranklinCircleChurch.org.

DNA Magazine declares, "The duo aims to mix a spiritual message with a strong mainstream aesthetic and their symbiotic approach is definitely working." Their award-winning Showtime documentary film, "We're All Angels" gives an in-depth look at this couple who are both professional and romantic partners.

Longer Release:

Nationally-known recording artists, Jason & deMarco, will be in concert at Franklin Circle Christian Church on Cleveland's Near West Side on Sunday, September 27 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 per person General Admission and there is ample parking available. The Church is located at 1688 Fulton Rd. near W. 28th & Franklin Blvd.

The Dallas Voice says, "Jason & deMarco have developed a beautiful and highly unusual duet technique." DNA Magazine declares, "The duo aims to mix a spiritual message with a strong mainstream aesthetic and their symbiotic approach is definitely working."

Their award-winning Showtime documentary film, "We're All Angels" gives an in-depth look at this couple who are both professional and romantic partners. On stage and in the movie they confront their audiences with compelling issues such as spirituality and its relationship to sexuality, the power of music, obligations to community, self-acceptance, and the resistance of many within the Christian community to their love for each other.

More information about the concert, including ticket info, can be found at www.FranklinCircleChurch.org or by calling 216-272-0622.

In this note: Jason N DeMarco (notes)

Questions For This Sunday, July 5

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 5:29am

I'm looking for some responses from FCCC's broader community of friends and supporters to a couple of questions I will pose in worship this Sunday:

"Where are there "broken places" in our world that touch *your* heart deeply? What do you feel called to do about them or how do you feel called to speak out about them?"

By "broken places" I mean locations, situations, or peoples where injustice, inhumanity, or pain seem to rule the day. I'm looking not for a laundry list of good causes, but those places that touch YOU, specifically move you this day.

You can respond publicly on this note, or by e-mailing me directly: pastorallen@franklincirclechurch.org.

Thanks for your help.

Blessing Of The Easter Baskets

Sunday, April 12, 2009 at 4:46am

Blessing of the Easter Baskets
Rev. Allen V. Harris

Oh God of all joy, all new life, and, indeed, of all the children of the world,

We give you thanks and praise this Easter Morning for the many wonderful ways we remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ and for the new life he brings in our lives. We thank you, especially, for the symbols of Easter which help us to recall the deepest meanings of our risen savior and Lord. In this moment, bless these Easter Baskets that they might be a means to reaffirm for those who brought them and for all of us Jesus’ teachings and ministry.

May the love with which they have been prepared and with which they will be used be of the same love that Jesus showed in his sacrifice and his resurrection.

May the joy with which the eggs are found be the same joy that filled the disciples when they first found out that Christ was risen from the dead.

May the symbols that are in and surround these baskets, rabbits and eggs, remind us of the abundance of your grace and love and the persistence of new life and hope that you have for us as your disciples.

May the sweets that fill these baskets remind us of the sweetness of life with you, for as your Psalmist sang, “O taste and see that the Lord is good!”

And finally, O God, may we be reminded on this day of gift-giving and sharing with friends and family those who have less, and those who have none at all. May our joy find a way to action, so that all God’s children will know your abundance and your love.

In the name of our Resurrected Jesus we pray,
Amen.

Franklin Circle Christian Church's Notes

Press Release for Jason & deMarcoAug 22, 2009

Questions For This Sunday, July 5Jun 30, 2009

Blessing Of The Easter BasketsApr 12, 2009

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