Rev. Karen Frost & Rev. Liza Marquez moderate a panel of African-American spiritual leaders. The panel includes Imam Ayman Abdul Mujeeb, Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson, Rabbi James Brazelton and Nicole St. Victor. More information about our panelists are below.
Zoom info: https://zoom.us/j/97014736167
Meeting ID: 970 1473 6167
One tap mobile
+12532158782,,97014736167#
ABOUT THE PANELISTS:
Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson is the senior minister of the Center for Spiritual Living in Baltimore, MD. As a lifelong learner with a passion for self-development, personal transformation, transmutation, and self-awakening, he lives his bliss as a teacher, mentor, speaker, minister, and more. He's written two books: "Moving Mountains: The Journey of Transformation" and "Visual Music: Interpreting Songs in American Sign Language". As an author, he recently completed the second draft of his third book which is a handbook based on living the life of a “spiritual warrior,” he has also recently begun researching and taking notes for a few books to follow. Click here to read more!
Rabbi James (Yahath) Brazelton from Beth Shalom B’nai Zaken Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation in Chicago. During his enlistment in the United States Marine Corps, he served in Vietnam from 1968-1969. Before being honorably discharged, he received the Purple Heart Medal. Yahath recently retired after 30 years of employment the Veteran’s Administration. Yahath returned to the Hebrew way of life in the spring of 1972. He was a part of various Israelite communities extending from Chicago to St. Croix, Virgin Islands, before deciding to settle at Beth Shalom in 1990. Since becoming a member of Beth Shalom, Yahath has served as the Anshe Chayil President, Shomreem and a percussionist with the band. He was ordained in 2012 and married to Beth Brazelton.
Nicole St. Victor discovered her passion for leadership and serving the ecumenical Higher Education community through the completion of her undergraduate work at Trinity Christian College in 2012. Her recent graduation from Western Theological Seminary (MA, 2021), coupled with her 25 years of observing culture and its impact on emerging leaders, prepared Nicole to help open honest dialogues and confront the real changes that need to happen in organizations when it comes to issues of inclusion, opportunity, equity, and anti-racism. Currently an Affiliate Professor of Music and the Director of Multicultural Engagement at Trinity Christian College, Nicole has been recognized for her work both on campus and in broader higher education settings through her admission to the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities’ Commission on Diversity and Inclusion in the Spring of 2020, being a two-time Catherine Yonker Award Recipient at Trinity Christian College in 2019 and 2020, and the Recipient of the Faculty Award for Advocacy and Racial Reconciliation at Western Theological Seminary.
Imam Ayman Abdul Mujeeb is based in Los Angeles at the Masjid Bilal Ibn Rabah and has been serving his community for some time. He was recently honored with the great distinction of being “Imam of the Year” by the American Muslim Multi-Faith Women’s Empowerment Council for peacefully guiding his community through a difficult time. Imam Abdul Mujeeb is committed to promoting and building interfaith community and harmony.