So far this year, we’ve taken three closed churches into our care. They were no longer needed for worship. Two would have been demolished.

Our places of worship are the spiritual investment of generations, and they should survive.

The churches we’ve saved in 2020 are… 
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St Helen's, Barmby-on-the-Marsh, Yorkshire closed in 2007. The earliest record of a chapel here dates to 1388. In 1489, the parishioners petitioned at Rome for a grander church. This was granted. Only the nave survives from this date.

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The medieval tower with timber spire was ruinous by 1773, and was dismantled, rebuilt in red brick and crowned with a copper cupola. The chancel seems to have been added only in the 19th century, when the church was restored in 1854 by Thomas Clarke.

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We are undertaking repairs now – with financial assistance from the Culture Recovery Fund.

We are delighted that we could save this church from the wrecking ball.

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Like St Helen’s, St Lawrence’s, Hutton Bonville, NR of Yorkshire also closed in 2007. It has lain empty since then. St Lawrence’s is a small medieval church that was much altered in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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There is a lot of confusion for many regarding the distinctions/lack of distinctions between the divinities.

The first thing you must know is that there is only ONE Supreme Being/God in Kushite-Kemetic spirituality.

This one God is specifically called Nebertcher (meaning "Lord of All"). However, there are a number of names that are essentially the same as Nebertcher but in different activities as the Supreme Being.

Amen, Ra, and Ptah are the three principal names used to refer to the Supreme Being. They are not different entities, but the same entity in a different activity.

It is explained in the Meduneter that God in his supremacy as mystery (Amen), in his revelation through light (Ra) and his manifestation (Ptah), is the same One Supreme Being. In addition there is Atum, who represents completion.

Please read "The Husia" by Dr. Maulana Karenga which documents actual Kemetic texts on this; it will provide this insight.

Mini-#Thread on the austere lifestyle & spiritual capabilities of Wise Brahmins of India as recorded by Apollonius of Tyana (15-100 CE), the legendary Greek philosopher & famous anti-Christ whose works have reached us thru Romans like Philostratus & his Greek disciple like Damis.

As per Apollonius, based on his visits to India in beginning of CE, 👇#Hindu #sanatandharma #brahmin #brahman #sage #Dharma #History

“The Wise Men’s (Brahmins) nature and their way of life on the hill are described by Apollonius himself, since in one of his addresses to the Egyptians he says, ‘I saw the Indian Brahmans living on the earth and not on it...