04 Sunday Apr 2021
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Christ is Risen, Easter, grace, Holy Week, Hope in Disarray, Jesus, Keep Hope Alive, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, Pilgrim Press, resurrection, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson, women
Easter is a special holy day for the church.
We recognize the pain of Good Friday’s crucifixion and then see the glory of Resurrection Sunday. The resurrection provides hope for all of us as many of us live in despair, pain, suffering and marginalization.
Easter gives us hope. Christ is Risen!
21 Sunday Mar 2021
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AAPI, Asian Americans, atlanta, Frank Watkins, Grace Pai, hate crime, invisibility, John Nichols, keeping hope alive, March 16, murders, racism, rev. jesse jackson, Russell Jeung, Santita Jackson
It was an honor to be on Keep Hope Alive Radio with Rev. Jesse Jackson to discuss Anti-Asian Hate Crimes.
I am on the show from 8-9a.m. ET with other guests John Nichols, Frank Watkins, C.K. Hoffler, & Grace Pai with Host Santita Jackson.
Continue reading17 Tuesday Dec 2019
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My new edited book, Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons and Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. is available at Orbis Books now and was released Dec 16, 2019 at #1 Best Seller in Christian Sermons.
I hope that friends, churches, schools and groups will continue to order it. It makes a great gift for yourself and for your family and friends. Get it now.
14 Sunday May 2017
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demilitarization, hope, Keep Hope Alive, love, Mother's Day, peace, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson
Happy Mother’s Day everyone. It is a joy to be on “Keep Hope Alive” radio show with Rev. Jesse Jackson and Santita Jackson. We are discussing the origins of Mother’s Day and what Mother’s are doing around the world. Continue reading
16 Sunday Apr 2017
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Dr. Dao, Easter, hope, Keep Hope Alive, resurrection, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson, United Airlines
Happy Easter!! Christians around the world today are celebrating the risen Christ.
It was wonderful to be on the Keep Hope Alive Radio Show with host Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. and producer Santita Jackson.
We discussed what the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus Christ means for us today.
15 Sunday Jan 2017
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Jeff Sessions, John Lewis, Keep Hope Alive, Radio, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson, women's march
It was an honor to be on “Keep Hope Alive” Radio Show with Rev. Jesse Jackson & producer Santita Jackson. We discussed  Dr. Martin Luther King Day and the Women’s March.
Other guests on the show were Betty Magness, Terry O’Neil & Rev. Frank Watkins. Continue reading
12 Sunday Jul 2015
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I am on “Keep Hope Alive” right now. Please Join in.
Read “The Confederate Flag” co-written with Rev. Jesse Jackson and myself.
Below is a repost of Keep Hope Alive Radio announcement:
On KEEP HOPE ALIVE with REV. JESSE JACKSON Radio Show NOW
Let’s talk about the removal of the Confederate Flag from the South Carolina Statehouse where it has waved and stood guard since 1961—in the midst of the rising tide of the Civil Rights Movement…
21 Sunday Jun 2015
Join me for Keep Hope Alive Radio Show from Chicago. We are discussing the Charleston Massacre.
KEEP HOPE ALIVE with REV. JESSE JACKSON Radio Show
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Sunday, June 21, 2015
10 Sunday May 2015
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Happy Mother’s Day!
I hope that you all have a special day with your mother’s. Mother’s are so special and we need to cherish them. Continue reading
20 Sunday Apr 2014
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Easter, grace ji-sun kim, Keep Hope Alive, resurrection, Rev. Dr. Frederick Haynes III, Rev. Dr. Martha Simmons, Rev. Gregory Seal Livingston, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson
Happy Easter everyone!
I pray that we can all live in hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This morning, I am a guest on the “Keep Hope Alive” Radio Show with Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Sr.,
Please tune in. Continue reading
Grace Ji-Sun Kim 