Yesterday, we joined @JonBatiste to host the Love Riot Festival.
True greatness, as Jesus defined it, was demonstrated by the many local volunteers and leaders who gave of their time and resources to support and celebrate the people of 9th Ward.
What if greatness has nothing to do with our success and everything to do with how we treat others? See how Jesus redefined greatness at https://t.co/xvJPqIj4hL
Jesus valued the connection and camaraderie he shared with his neighbors. Let your hair down with us and our neighbors in New Orleans' 9th Ward at @JonBatiste’s Love Riot Festival, a community event filled with joy, music, and togetherness.
Free 🎟️: https://t.co/sN1yi14fcZ
In partnership with Giving Hope & Thrive New Orleans — Jon Batiste’s Love Riot Festival is a community event filled with joy, music, togetherness and many special guests on Saturday, February 8, in the 9th Ward. Let’s come together to celebrate the strength, culture, and love that make the 9th Ward special.
Visit https://t.co/5iY1pDTydW for tickets
Foot washing symbolizes the act of removing ego, setting differences aside, and actively showing love to others. It’s what Jesus did. What stands in the way of us doing it too?
At his final meal, Jesus got his friends and foes together and washed their feet as a symbolic example of how they should humble themselves while dignifying and valuing others. What would that look like today? https://t.co/D0TMLBNlBa
@DerwinLGray@TDLockett12 We think the confounding love Jesus showed to friends and enemies has the power to shape how we treat one another. The goal is to challenge us all to love our neighbors better.