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Hammond Hill Congress

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Hammond Hill Congress Video Streaming

127th Annual Session

Of The

HAMMOND HILL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CONGRESS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Pastor Bernard Montgomery, President

Pastor Darnell Tate, Vice President

Ms. Patricia Hurt, Secretary

Dr. Michael O. Minor, Dean

Ms. Loretta Henderson Miller, Session Dean

National Theme:

"Turning the World towards God's Love through Evangelism and Christian Education"
(Romans 1.16; 8.31-32)

Auxiliary to The
Pleasant Hill-Bethlehem Association
Pastor Isaac Slack, Moderator
Ms. Annette Dunbar, Secretary

Session Schedule

Plenary Sessions
Tuesday, July 20 – Thursday, July 23, 2021 6:00 p.m. CDT

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82003589269
or
By Phone: 646-558-8656/ID 82003589269

Tuesday, July 20, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
Dean’s Annual Address: Dr. Michael O. Minor, Pastor, The Hill-Hernando

Wednesday, July 21, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
Special Projects

Thursday, July 22, 2021, 6:00 p.m.
President Annual Address: Pastor Bernard Montgomery, New Bethany

Streaming on The Hammond Hill Facebook Group Page and https://faithmonet.org/hammond_hill_congress/youtube

If you would like to watch the Zoom broadcast, click on this link.

Courses, Seminars, and Workshops

July 20-July 22, 2021

Class Schedule

Classes 7:00 8:30 p.m.
Seminar 1. Intercessory Prayer WORTHshop: Intercessors Arise
Seminar Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87821764219?pwd=WWdMNnhnWkM1QWVFZUNKR3ZRcXB5QT09

Instructor: Ms. Cathy Garett, Ebenezer - Como, MS
Course Description: With the key concepts to be taught in this workshop, Intercessors Arise: Intercessory Prayer Worthshop, You'll learn to release your potential in prayer through practical and personal applications steps. You'll learn how to stand in the gap for family, friends, and a world in need of hope. Prayer happens for many reasons, but no prayer is uttered by accident. When we pray, individual lives change. Imagine watching whole neighborhoods affected, cities and nations touched by the power of prayer. Learn about these topics and more in this workshop.

Seminar 2. Critical Race Theory: Teaching What They Don’t Want You to Know
Seminar Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85674508983?pwd=b1Q4ckFzNG8zbmJJc2xUeVY0b1FvQT09
Instructor: Pastor Calloway Bain, Mt. Olive - Horn Lake, MS
Course Description: Critical Race Theory, sometimes referred to by its initials “CRT,” is a way of understanding race and racism in America. Instead of focusing on individual racists and their beliefs, it focuses on larger systems and structures in American life. Instead of seeing slavery and racism as something that ended with the Civil War or the Civil Rights Movement, it demands that we assess the continuing legacy of anti-Black racism in America today. Critical Race Theory was first developed by a group of Black, Hispanic, Asian, and White law professors in the 1980s. Even though they were law professors, training lawyers, they all came to the belief that dismantling racism in American life required more than changes in law alone - as important as law is. They looked back at all the important legal changes of the 1960s - changes brave people had fought and died for - and asked, “Why aren’t things getting better?”.

Seminar 3. Keeping Sunday School Fresh in a Hybrid Environment
Seminar Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5687275482?pwd=T2JwQ1F6UDIvWmdROW1OZXowN05nQT09
Instructor: Dr. JeVon Marshall, Antioch Walls, MS
Course Description: This course will provide basic principles and examples of study/teaching methods to effectively approach the interpretation of the Bible/Sunday school text. This study will help Sunday school teachers prepare their lessons to help students understand what the text is saying and how it is applicable to daily living.