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Midwinter Blues

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Next Step #295 – January 30, 2014

A midwinter look at the week. Stories from Datev Outreach – celebrating the first anniversary and discovering the evolutionary process of thought and belief. Peter walking down the beach and us in his shoes, we find an uncomfortable comfort regarding sexuality. Explore with Fr. Vazken in this session of the Next Step.
Song: “Es Kisher Loosnyag Kisher” – Datevik
Datevik at the Eastern Diocese
Song: “Dogs of Midwinter” by Jethro Tull
Datev Outreach
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Activism during a Weekend for Society

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Blubrry player!Next Step #241 – January 17, 2013

Datev Outreach Coordinator, Anna Gasparian, is in studio for a briefing on a Christ-centered ministry to combat domestic violence through the Armenian Church. This all during a weekend which calls for societal change from the memory of Rev Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to President Barack Obama’s second inaugural.  Working to bring sanctity to the family in a holistic manner.
Datev Outreach: http://datevoutreach.org
Anush’s Pomegrante Seeds – “Activism” – I’m not buying apathy!
Song: “White, Brown, Black” by Brownie McGhee
Aaron Schwartz passes away – RSS Feed Codeveloper.
The First time Barack Obama was sworn into office
Kindred Spirits – MLK & John the Baptist
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Fr. Vazken and Anna Gasparian in studio

 

Abstract to the Tangible

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Next Step #229 – October 25, 2012

En route to the Domestic Violence Walk and the unveiling of Datev Outreach, Fr. Vazken reflects on the intertwining of the abstract and tangible. Abstract ideas matterialize via tangible vehicles. Case in point, Christ and the Christian message, come to us via the Church. Discussed: The Patriarch’s passing, the defrocking of a charismatic priest and the need for change. The Jethro Tull concert and Ian Anderson on world population and educating women. Rwanda 10 years after genocide and the necessity to populate.
Song: Anush Opera at St. Andrew, Cupertino
Datev Outreach: http://datevoutreach.org
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