Rioters carried many familiar flags during the January 6th insurrection at the United States Capitol — Confederate, MAGA, as well as some custom-made ones like a flag of Trump looking like Rambo. Except for onlookers who were already familiar with the design, it would have been easy to overlook one particular bright yellow flag with
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The Endless Purge: Reassessing June 4 1989 - The Little Red Podcast - Omny.fm
The purge that followed the killings by PLA soldiers in and around Tiananmen Square three decades ago has continued into the present, even permeating Western academia. A host of new sources, including leaked diaries by Chinese leaders, have emerged in recent years, but few Western scholars appear willing to break the taboo surrounding June 4. The jailing this month of nine Hong Kongers, for as much as ten months, for taking part in a banned Tiananmen vigil indicates how the purge is spreading to Hong Kong, where police raided the Tiananmen Massacre museum, confiscating exhibits as evidence. Against that backdrop, Louisa speaks to Simon Fraser University’s Jeremy Brown, whose recent book June Fourth: The Tiananmen Protests and the Beijing Massacre reframes the events of 1989, shifting the focus from elites and students to ordinary people. This is a recording of a live conversation that was hosted by Harvard University’s Fairbank Centre for Chinese Studies.
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Thirty years of Afghan’s tumultuous history, told through one woman’s experience
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Ros Atkins looks into the issue of vaccine inequity
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Martin Accad (Pt. 2): Interfaith Peacebuilding in the Middle East
Dr. Martin Accad is a world renowned theological leader in Lebanon who received his PhD training with support from Langham. He’s taught at Arab Baptist Theological Seminary in Beirut, where he founded and directs the Institute of Middle East Studies. Martin is a sought after speaker, thinker, and writer on Islam, Middle Eastern Christianity and Christian-Muslim relations. In part two of his conversation with Chris, Martin shares about his work which focuses on building peace, trust, and understanding across the Christian and Muslim faiths. Martin shares some wise words for those who may be hesitant about any kind of partnership between Christians and Muslims, and they discuss the groundbreaking Bible commentary project for Muslim-background believers he is leading.
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Understanding your neighbourhood—where is God at work?: Lynne Taylor and Dave Tims - The Baptist Magazine of New Zealand
My local neighbourhood: conversations about gospel renewal to people and places with Charles Hewlett This is the webinar recording of the final in this 3-episode series (22 September 2021) where Charles Hewlett (Baptist National Leader) talked with Lynne Taylor (Baptist Researcher, Dunedin) and Dave Tims (Urban Neighbours of Hope, Auckland) about practical tools that […]
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Martin Accad (Pt. 1): Christian Mission in a Sectarian State
Dr. Martin Accad is a world renowned theological leader in Lebanon who received his PhD training with support from Langham. He’s taught at Arab Baptist Theological Seminary in Beirut, where he founded and directs the Institute of Middle East Studies. Martin is a sought after speaker, thinker, and writer on Islam, Middle Eastern Christianity and Christian-Muslim relations. In his conversation with Chris, he gives us a fascinating look into the Lebanese context – a place of beauty and diversity, where, today, they face some incredible challenges.
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Hone Smythe: the healing power of horses | RNZ
Hone Smythe runs Horsemtrails from the small town of Owhango in the foothills of Ruapehu and Tongariro. He has ridden and trained horses for most of his life and knows the local region like the back of his hand. More recently, he’s begun to explore the power of equine therapy for people struggling with their mental health. Hone is well aware of the healing nature of horses, which have guided him through his own ups and downs in life. He’s now putting his life experience behind a new project, working with prisoners at Tongariro prison, and he’s hoping one day that can involve inmates working with local Kaimanawa horses.
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Dr Himali McInnes - stories from the medical frontline | RNZ
Himali McInnes was a GP for a decade in South Auckland, based in Mangere and now works at Three Kings. Over the years she’s has seen first hand how the human spirit shines through, despite hardship, illness and trauma. Dr McInnes has spoken to other medics about the patients whose situations have stuck with them.They’re captured in her book The Unexpected Patient - true Kiwi stories of life, death and unforgettable clinical case.
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Matt Brown: the barber helping break cycles of violence | RNZ
Barber Mataio (Matt) Faafetai Malietoa Brown offers men not just a haircut, but a safe space to talk without judgement. In his book She is Not Your Rehab, co-authored with his wife Sarah, he shares his own story and those of his clients, who have inspired the couple to create an anti-violence movement of the same name. They hope the book and Matt’s story about growing up with sexual and domestic violence will give men tools to heal from their trauma.
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