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Motoe Yamada Foor
Rev. Motoe Yamada Foor is the Director of Adult Discipleship at Discipleship Ministries. She previously served as the Senior Pastor at Sacramento Japanese United Methodist Church in Sacramento, CA. She graduated from University of Toledo, Michigan State University, and Pacific School of Religion/Graduate Theological Union. Foor has a wealth of...
Updated 02/25/2026
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Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes Jr. is Senior Minister Emeritus of The Riverside Church in New York City, where he became the first African American to lead the prominent interdenominational congregation, serving for 18 years. He earned a B.S. in Chemistry from Howard University, a Master of Divinity from Union...
Updated 11/10/2025
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Bruce Ford is a musician and compiler of "The American Gradual," which is a comprehensive adaptation of the Roman Mass Proper to contemporary English words. (Source: americangradual.org)
Updated 02/18/2026
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Updated 03/19/2025
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Zach Ford is an epic fantasy novelist who has stumbled into a second calling as a modern psalmist and liturgy writer. In between making stories about dragons and magic, they aim to create original, lyrical prayers expressing the full range of their emotions and their relationship with God. (Source: worshipwords.co.uk)
Updated 11/10/2025
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Updated 12/16/2024
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Updated 11/11/2022
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Annette Fortt is a fine artist and printmaker based in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. She graduated from Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis) in 1966 and began an art teaching career. She later earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from Pratt Institute in 1983. Annette's work has...
Updated 02/24/2026
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Venantius Fortunatus (c.540-c. 600) was a poet and bishop of Poitiers, France, whose Latin poems and hymns combine echoes of classical Latin poets with a medieval tone, making him an important transitional figure between the ancient and medieval periods. (Source: britannica.com)
Updated 11/10/2025
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