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Howard Thurman on Stillness for the Storm-Tossed - Black Church (Psalm 46:10)

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"In the midst of life's tempests—and Black folk know tempests—God speaks: Be still. Not passive resignation but profound trust. In the eye of the hurricane, there is calm. God is the still point in the turning world. Know this, and fear loses its grip." — Howard Thurman. Black Church: stillness in tempest.

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