ALERT:::Gospel Superstar Kim Burrell caught LIVE on the spot.

ALERT:::Gospel Superstar Kim Burrell caught LIVE on the spot. Can you believe she did this? I still can't believe it!!! http://bit.ly/gEOQo

Please accept my most sincere apology. I am sorry!!!

I'm Sorry

I've been wanting to write to you for some time now.
Seems like every time I would try, I never could find the right words to say.
We pass each other every Sunday. Sometimes even during the middle of the week.
But for some reason, I just don't feel like we're as close as we once were.
I'm sure there are a number of reasons for that. We both probably share some of the blame.
But I felt like it was my time to apologize for a few things that may have driven us apart.
I'm Sorry.

For that time one of my ushers told you that seat was reserved for our "special guests."
I'm Sorry.

For those times I said our evening services would end at 9pm, but ended at 10:30pm.
(I realize how difficult that can be with children that still have to get up early for school.)

I'm Sorry.
For that time you called one of my leaders for prayer and never received a call back.

I'm Sorry.
For sometimes being way too critical on how you choose to dress for service.

I'm Sorry.
For those times it seems like I'm always asking for some kind of financial assistance.
(I realize how you and others give so faithfully. I just wish there were more like you.)

I'm Sorry.
For the times I may have appeared more interested in gaining new members, than serving and being a disciple to those members (like you) who were already coming.

For that time your friend (the one you invited to come visit on last Sunday) got screamed at by one of my parking lot leaders for going the wrong way. She really didn't know.

I'm Sorry.
For those times you had questions about some of my messages and were afraid to ask.

And I'm (Really) Sorry....
For the times you've felt I place too much emphasis on the pastor. I admit sometimes I can get a bit carried away.
I can't imagine how many other things I may have done to make you feel the way you do. I never meant to disappoint you and want you to know how important you are to me.

If there is anything the last few years have taught me, is that I desperately need to make some changes. I realize I've picked up a pretty bad rap recently. So much so I thought about giving up.

But just when I was about to throw in the towel, I read in Ephesians 5:25 that Christ loves me, and even gave Himself up for me (despite my many shortcomings).

I figured if Christ could love me, with all that I've done in the past, there still may be hope for the two of us. Although I can't promise everything is going to be perfect, I know that together, we still can do some great and awesome things. I hope you will consider forgiving me and working alongside me.

We have so much to do.

Yours always,

The Church

WARNING: I am finally EXPOSING this Demonic Witchcraft Worker in the Church

WARNING – Most of the people who read this note wouldn’t agree with me, but let me warn you…don’t waste your time trying to rebuke, talk about, bind or stop me…because I am delivered from PEOPLE and most importantly Church Folk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I want to take the time to EXPOSE the following persons. These people will undermine your success, hinder your dream and kill your purpose. Beloved, I have decided to do EVERYTHING that God has called me to do. I refuse to let another year go by without fully living out the dream, purpose and plan that God has called and commissioned me to do.

I will not sit down on my gift because other people are not confident enough in themselves that they can’t handle others who are free enough to flow in the will of God. I refuse to let a religious organization or even a church tell me I am not anointed enough to freely give my gifts, talents and resource to the world. I will not believe that God didn’t call me to use my life to encourage, edify and empower ALL humanity.

I am releasing people with tainted and underlying motives. I refuse to go, hang out with, fellowship, and waste my time or the like with people that don't celebrate, embrace, support or value my gift and life.

I will not even interview or connect with anyone who does not have a global mission of reaching ALL humanity. I refuse to support anyone that will celebrate one part society and tear down another.

I refuse to be connected with another that acts like they don’t have a past issue, struggle, mistake or error judgment.

I decree and declare that from this day forth I will fully engage my life on spreading God’s REAL Good News to ALL humanity so that they can be totally redeemed, revived, released, renewed, delivered, liberated, emancipated and totally set free spiritually, physically, and financially.

ALERT: Sexiness (FLESH) in the church. Do you believe Christians should dress sexy?

ALERT: Sexiness in the church. Do you believe Christians should dress sexy? I know you may think this is one of those duh questions. But there is so much visible flesh is Christianity today. Ladies with short shirts, low cleavage, body fitting clothes etc. And it is no different for the men. Males with tight fitted t-shirts, tight pants, chest out as well. Do you believe this is acceptable for Christians? Many say they are trying to stay current or reach the younger generation. Do we have to compromise our spirituality and morality to reach the younger generation? What do you think?

P.S. I didn't think I needed to be graphic on this one, but since we are all grown I might as well go there. If your breast is hanging out, your chest hair is showing, your muscles are ripping through your clothing, if we can see imprints off all of your personal and private body parts, then that is what many consider sexy, but more plainly stated LUSTFUL!!!!!!!

Discover the BIGGEST Failure of the Christian Church.

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Jazz Gospel Central Debuts With Interviews From Top Artists And "Key" Information

Initial Issues Profile Jonathan Butler, Ben Tankard, Kim Burrell, Kirk Whalum, John Patitucci and Other Notables

New Site Receives Endorsements

(Washington, D.C.) - May 27, 2009 - The genre of Gospel Jazz is growing by leaps and bounds. The unique merging of two highly expressive and improvisational African American forms of music has spawned a variety of gifted artists such as Angella Christie, Ben Tankard and Kirk Whalum. It's with these artists and this music in mind that Founder and Editor-In-Chief, Terrence Richburg, launched Jazz Gospel Central. Unveiled in October 2008, Jazz Gospel Central is dedicated to showcasing Gospel Jazz, the artists who play it and devout Christians who play Jazz music. With features such as "What Is Gospel Jazz?", "Great Gospel Jazz Pioneers," "Improv Clinic," "Key Ingredients," "New Kids On The Block", "Now In Session" and "Jazzspirations", fans and musicians have the opportunity to learn and be inspired by others through Jazz Gospel Central's bi-monthly e-zine and accompanying website, JazzGospelCentral.com.

In addition to profiling the more popular names in Gospel Jazz, Jazz Gospel Central (JGC) also highlights up-and-coming artists on the cutting edge of the burgeoning musical style like songstress Barbara King, drummer Jay Williams and unique groups like Duke Guillaume And The Metropolitan Gospel Big Band. JGC has also tapped those well-known in the industry as writers such as GRAMMY, Dove and Stellar Award winning producer Steven Ford and mega-talented artist and songwriter John Stoddart. "Key Ingredients" takes a look at improvisational keyboard techniques and what works for noted artists in performance or recording situations. A new feature "Stay Tuned" focuses on the media impact of the genre while "Frets Ahead" provides tips to those who have an affinity for the bass. "Now In Session" will be of interest to those who are intimately involved with the recording process while "The JGC Calendar" includes upcoming events.

Already garnering unprecedented support and rave reviews, Jazz Gospel Central is quickly becoming the premier place on the web for "all things Gospel Jazz." Jawn Murray of the Tom Joyner Morning Show & AOL Black Voices says, "A necessary site for the often overlooked division of Christian Music." Bil Carpenter, Former Writer for People Magazine and The Washington Post says, "Finally, Gospel Jazz gets some love with its own website devoted to its art and its artists."

A well-known artist in his own right, Richburg has extensive experience and heritage in both Gospel and Jazz. Son of Atlantic recording artists and Gospel pioneers, The Richburg Singers, and the nephew of the late Jazz legend Ronnie Wells, Terrence is a composer, arranger, instrumentalist and producer who has worked with artists in the secular and the sacred realm of music including Richard Smallwood, Maurette Brown Clark, Bobby Lyle, Nick Colionne, Alyson Williams, Yolanda Adams, Aretha Franklin, The Winans, Jennifer Holliday, Tramaine Hawkins, Walter Hawkins, James Cleveland, Shirley Caesar, and many others.

Richburg says, "Jazz Gospel Central or JGC is about creating and providing an online venue, a meeting place and an atmosphere where there is a true voice and advocate for those gifted artists who are spiritually based and expressive of their musical gift-a gift which tends to be a little different from what is currently in the popular mainstream. Jazz Gospel Central or JGC is for those who can appreciate true music born out of the heart of musicians and singers seeking to express real musicianship through the artistic tastes of Jazz and Gospel flavors."

Jazz Gospel Central is "where the love of true music lives." To view the most recent edition of Jazz Gospel Central, go to http://gator264.hostgator.com/~andrearw/eBlast/JGC-May/. For more information on Jazz Gospel Central or to sign up for the newsletter, go to www.JazzGospelCentral.com or e-mail (info@jazzgospelcentral.com) or contact JGC by phone (202.210.0314).