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Sunday, September 11, 2011

17th Commemoration of THE MAAFA
Featuring The MAAFA Suite...
A Healing Journey
September 12th-24th, 2011
Brooklyn, NYC



Official Website: www.themaafa.com


ST. PAUL COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
859 Hendrix Street
(Between Linden Blvd & Stanley Avenue)
Brooklyn, New York 11207
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Presents

The 17th Commemoration (2011)
of
THE MAAFA

SAVE THESE DATES:
SEPTEMBER 12th - 24th ,2011


Rev. David K. Brawley, Senior Pastor
Rev. Dr. Johnny Ray Youngblood, MAAFA Founder
Yvonne L. Hildmon, Fiscal Coordinator


Events:
Baby Dedication
MAAFA Museum Tours* (School Tours Sept. 12th -16th)
Meditative Moments
Oceanside Ceremony
Develpoing Your Own MAAFA Commemoration (pre-registration required)


The MAAFA Suite...A Healing Journey
Directed by Michele Hawkins-Jones
Performances:
September 18th, 2011 at 6:00 P.M.

September 19th, 22nd and 23rd, 2011 at 7:00 P.M.
Excerpts: September 21st, 2011 at 3:00 P.M.

Ticket Prices:
Mezzanine Sanctuary Seating: $30.00
Orchestra Sanctuary Seating: $50.00


*For additional information contact the
MAAFA Resource Center
(718) 257-2884 or (718) 257-1300 exts. 178 or 174
Email us at maafa[at]spcbc.com

Visit our websites at
www.themaafa.com or www.spcbc.com



Official Website: www.themaafa.com

MAAFA is a Kiswahai term which refers to the catastrophic experience formerly known as the TransAtiantic Slave Trade which resulted in the kidnap, torture, and enslavement of millions of African people.






The Paths To Which Enslaved Africans
Were Brought To The Americas
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2 comments:

  1. I absolutely love the Maafa Suite. I've been going back for 8 years now! I first learned of it watching an excerpt on 'Like it Is.' And I been hooked ever since. Rev. Youngblood did a great thing adding this to the repertoire of his church. I'm not an 'organized religion' person but I think if I lived in the Peoples Republic of Brooklyn, then SPCBC would be my church. They do so much for the surrounding community. Its a church that truly "walks the walk"

    I will make an effort to make it to the send off in Coney Island this year, in years past I've overslept regrettably. But this year I will make a special effort.

    Thanks Rod for posting this. This is special.

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  2. The MAAFA Suite is a theater production that everyone should experience.

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