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2022 by Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
Published by Revell
a division of Baker Publishing Group
PO Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6287
www.revellbooks.com
Ebook edition created 2022
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
ISBN 978-1-4934-3893-8
Unless otherwise indicated, Scripture quotations are from THE HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION, NIV Copyright 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.
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In Memoriam
Hays Jenkins, Jr.
Brother-in-law of K. A. Ellis
June 14, 1949January 23, 2021
James Carlton Graham, Jr.
Godson to Lisa Rodriguez-Watson
May 29, 1991January 11, 2021
Luis Flores
Grandfather to Bethany Rivera Molinar
December 23, 1931May 23, 2021
Myrna S. Proper
Mother of Marlena Graves
May 3, 1946June 27, 2021
Phillip Mose Berryhill
Cousin to Mariah Humphries
September 22, 1974November 12, 2020
Pu Hwi Cho and Po Sun Cho
Grandparents-in-law of Grace P. Cho
December 22, 1929June 8, 2020
February 5, 1934January 6, 2021
Robert James Berryhill
Uncle to Mariah Humphries
December 8, 1932December 6, 2020
Wilbur Moore
Brother of Kristie Anyabwile
November 13, 1957November 6, 2020
This book was written during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of our loved ones listed here lost their lives to it, along with millions around the world. We honor our deceased while lifting up the millions whose names may be unknown to us but are certainly known by God. We pray for all people as grief continues to move its way through our communities.
Title Page
Copyright Page
In Memoriam
Foreword by Latasha Morrison
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Answering the Call to Lead in the Dark
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
Psalm 37
Strophe 1 Psalm 37:16
1. My Utmost Delight
A Poem by Ifueko Fex Ogbomo, Nigerian Poet
2. When the Evil Flourish
Verses 12: A Reflection by Marlena Graves
3. Blessings in Brokenness
Verses 34: A Reflection by Tarah-Lynn Saint-Elien
4. Roll Upon the Lord
Verses 56: A Reflection by Sandra Maria Van Opstal
Strophe 2 Psalm 37:711
5. Anger, I Will Not Tame Her
A Poem by Tasha Jun, Korean American Storyteller
6. My Ancestors Perseverance, My Voice to Carry
Verse 7: A Reflection by Ruth Buffalo
Verse 8: A Reflection by Kathy Khang
8. Displacement and Belonging
Verses 911: A Reflection by Kat Armas
Strophe 3 Psalm 37:1217
9. Lying in Weight
A Poem by Medgina Saint-Elien, Haitian American Poet
10. When Will Their Day Come?
Verses 1213: A Reflection by Bethany Rivera Molinar
11. Bending the Bow of Peace
Verses 1415: A Reflection by Jenny Yang
12. Just One Suitcase
Verses 1617: A Reflection by Lisa Rodriguez-Watson
Strophe 4 Psalm 37:1822
13. Alpha and Omega
A Poem by Mazar, African American Spoken-Word Poet
14. Walking Blameless in the Dark
Verses 1819: A Reflection by Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
15. The Wicked Will Perish
Verse 20: A Reflection by Michelle Ami Reyes
16. Generous Like Our God
Verses 2122: A Reflection by Vivian Mabuni
Strophe 5 Psalm 37:2328a
17. Este Mvskokvlke, paksvnke, mucvnettv, pakse
Mvskoke People, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
A Liturgy by Mariah Humphries, Mvskoke Nation Citizen
Verses 2324: A Reflection by Sheila Wise Rowe
19. Hunger Pains
Verses 2526: A Reflection by QuaWanna N. Bannarbie
20. The Lord Loves Justice
Verses 2728a: A Reflection by Kristie Anyabwile
Strophe 6 Psalm 37:28b33
21. The Peacemaker: With a Throat Full of Heart and Ancestors
A Poem by Carolina Hinojosa-Cisneros, Tejana, Chicana, and Mujerista Poet
22. Meekness, Not Weakness
Verses 28b29: A Reflection by Noemi Chavez
23. A Heart That Speaks Wisdom and Justice
Verses 3031: A Reflection by Ka Richards
24. Owning My Heritage as Queen
Verses 3233: A Reflection by Rebecca Deng
Strophe 7 Psalm 37:3440
25. Release in Me a Song of Lament
A Poem by Grace P. Cho, Korean American Writer
26. Why Women Wail
Verse 34: A Litany by Patricia Raybon, African American Writer
27. The Tree That Withers
Verses 3536: A Reflection by Dennae Pierre
28. Live in a Good Way
Verses 3738: A Reflection by Renee Kylestewa Begay
29. A Mighty Strong Tower
Verses 3940: A Reflection by K. A. Ellis
Medgina Saint-Elien, Tasha Jun, Grace P. Cho, Mazar, and Mariah Humphries
Epilogue: Living Up to a Name
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
Benediction
About the Contributors
Notes
Back Ads
Back Cover
From first contact to the current racial climate in the United States, Women of Color have been victims of suppression and oppression. As a result, we have been long-suffering. Through the generations, our existence has been the source of disdain. Our bodies and our minds have suffered through the centuries, but despite generational suffering, we have held on to hope and belief that we are more than our oppressors opinion of us. That belief, that faith and hope in God, has filled the following pages of stories, exegeses, essays, poetry, and liturgies.
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