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Comment on Free Mixtapes by theoraclemag

theoraclemag — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:42:13 +0000

I’m glad you like it. I will like for that mixtape and add it just for you. Check out our social network at http://www.theoraclemag.com I know you will love it

Comment on Free Mixtapes by choirboy

choirboy — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:55:31 +0000

love this site cos i bn collecting underground christian hiphop since the early 90s an its hard to get in new zealand now

Comment on Free Mixtapes by choirboy

choirboy — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:54:06 +0000

can you add The Live Mix Show Session 3 : The Women of Gospel Hip Hop?

please… DJ Irockjesus?

Comment on Tackling Domestic Violence in the Church by Tammie

Tammie — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:43:19 +0000

This is such a serious topic and I am pleased to see that the dicussions have finally made their way to the Body Of Christ. It is a shame that evil is allowed to dwell in the place that was designated for peace..at the cost of money and a lack of honesty…

Folks lets be true to ourselves and our Lord..
Coyfee..

Comment on Review – The Ambassador – The Chop Chop by nathnael

nathnael — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 06:51:16 +0000

hey yll how are ya? I say this album is best. But am confused all the time we people criticize a lot. am very disappointed that you mentioned that amba didn’t include any of the three crew of cross movement. but do u have to say that and let us think about conflict in b’n them. this is bad we can’t judge people. his life is for christ not 4 anybody. So why don’t we take it all good and let christ judge him. But as i know JESUS is not concerned about ambassador singing with the three crew of crossmovement. i love all of them but this is very silly how could u say that. i wonder who wrote this commentary. pls christians let’s stop doin commentary all da time. if some unbeliever sees this who wil notice that there is a conflict in between christians. and he is gona leave it up. God bless

Comment on 10 Reasons for Black Women to Wear Natural Hair by theoraclemag

theoraclemag — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:56:03 +0000

Thanks for keep us up on whats going on with you and you hair sister. I really feel there is nothing more beautiful then a natural look. I really wish more of our sisters embraced it like you did. I feel its GODs desire for us to be natural. I really encourage you to keep it up.

Comment on 116 Clique ‘13 Letters Expanded Edition’ Now Available by urbanitez outreach

urbanitez outreach — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:51:31 +0000

This is a bangin outreach tool! I really appreciate the passion of Reach Records. They really put things into the proper perspective- The Word of God is what changes you!

Urbanitez Outreach
http://www.uranitezoutreach.com

Comment on Jin “Following the Way of The Master” by theoraclemag

theoraclemag — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:32:41 +0000

I Agree with you Bro. I really can’t wait to hear all the fire I know he is going to drop!

Comment on Jin “Following the Way of The Master” by urbanitez outreach

urbanitez outreach — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 01:28:45 +0000

Praise God for the transformation that has taken place in this dudes life. My prayers are with him as he holds it down for the Lord in Hong Kong.

Comment on 10 Reasons for Black Women to Wear Natural Hair by ayo

ayo — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:58:58 +0000

This is just a follow up from earlier in the year of ten good reasons why Black women (and men) should continue to have natural hair – when I discussed this with all of you out there, I had been sporting my pepper corns in a style of twists and plaits. I haven’t left the camp of the Afro die hard, but instead opted for extenstions…I know what you thinking, you cop out, you know that you should be in solidarity sis …but I am… I just wanted a change (you hear my conscious cry out) when all the jimminy crickets are all said and done this was my choice I didn’t have to tell anyone about my new look, I could have escaped the taunts of straight gal hair, I actually feel good about it. It’s what I needed and I might even change my hair style again to a ball head ( that won’t be until summer time (going on holiday to a sunnier clime than dear old blighty). The wonderful thing about being creative is that you can change, ya see it’s in the genes, a little like the chameleon – but a little less painful looking. There’s nothing wrong with that realization as long as you now who you are, and in fact it is good to have a complete change. It’s really funny when I meet people that I haven’t met in a long time – the shock on their faces says it all really. People who know me, know me. People who want to know me, will eventually know me. I think what I’m saying is sometimes you need to come out of your comfort zone, this is the only way you will grow – it’s like when you travel to different places in the world, you become enlightened and understand that difference is actually key to human survival. When you think about it people and particularly in Africa have been wearing elaborate adornment for years – is that not we are doing in this era. As far as I’m aware its a penance to wear your hair in the same style for decades. As your getting older you need to do something different. As I am writing this analogy I’m thinking perhaps this is not the best example: remember how Stella got her (hair) groove back, that’s the way that I’m feeling right now with my new hair style, and no I haven’t met any guy as yet – still looking, and anyway and in the Stella recognition of it all the groove turned to stale gravy and smelly cabbage water. My love and coconut oil ( and shea butter )fgoes out to all of you and yours that are starting on a journey of discovery via the root of your hair, it’s an extension that necessitates a life journey, a little different but perhaps on the same axis (ooh I hope I haven’t caught my extension in the laptop as I am closing the lid! (smile)

Alafia

Ayo