In the spirit of Akoma Ntoso — living as linked hearts
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A Message from our Senior Minister
Beloved Christian Brothers and Sisters,
"And all the believers lived in a wonderful harmony, holding everything in common…pooled their resources so that each person’s need was met.” Acts 2:44-45 (Msg)
I greet you in the name of God the Father, Jesus Christ, our Redeemer, and the Holy Spirit, our Comforter and Guide. This past year, we have been blessed and challenged by lessons we’ve learned from witnessing the magnificent power of God. We have experienced trials and tribulations, but we have also experienced love, peace, joy, and hope in a way that only the grace and mercy of God can give. And we thank God for it.
In this new year, let us march forward with hearts on one accord and in the spirit of Akoma Ntoso — living as linked hearts. Living in this spirit of community, we seek to convey intimate mutuality in life and living, speaking to a common commitment to agree on objectives and goals for the good of the whole community. The mutuality of life and living, as linked hearts, is exercised through the memory of our ancestry, the legacy of our lineage, and Africentric solutions for social innovation in the African-American community.
Our approach is through the lens of Harambee, pulling together as a family, a collective people in unity and recognition that every person is of value and plays a vital role in the success of the whole community. This year, we are committed to moving from Sankofa, the past and present that are essential to our future endeavors, to Sakhu, the understanding and illumination of the human spirit to reach Unbuntu — I am because we are, we are because I am.
As we enter this new year, I pray that God will continue to dwell in and around us. My prayer is that God gives us a more profound revelation of God’s Self in our lives. Let us strive to grow in the knowledge, grace, and truth of God. God has more in store for this great church, St. Albans Congregational (The Triangle Church), and its people. I solicit your continued prayers for the ministry.
Pray for each other! Find ways to sustain your connections with members of our church family, as well as with your family and friends. I pray that the God of grace, mercy, and peace will forever be yours, in your homes, and in every endeavor you embark upon.
Your Servant in Christ,
Rev. Eli Wilson III, Senior Minister
