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once in our po e ion.
The majority of u will refu e
to look b c ,afraid that our eye
might not behold that pride, but
if your eye, h ve t yet been
blinded by the mi ty- mo e­
filled re lity of today' cr c ed-'
up, demor lized, and He
ociety, a society where your so­
c lIed role models need role
model . If you still can be able
to exercise your sense of pride,
where you still w lk tall and hold
your head bove the crowd, then
between u there is hope to save
- the rest of us.
There i a aying that my
grandfather told me; he said
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a reli iou p ople. We go to
church every Sunday, we get the
pirit, we pray for th orld, we
call upon a god and yet there re
no answer to our cries. We're
till the me way.
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th t you will conclude that your
foundation needs to be rein­
forced. You have been fooled by
other people into be lieving
very dangerou lie, which h
caused you to break the mo t im­
portant commandment of all.
You worshi p a fal e god because
you worship Lucifer, a Whi te
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God pr mi d
children of I
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important commandment.
"Thou hal t h ve no other
god before me." So be very
c reful when you hang up the
picture you bought t the
boo store that you c 11 Je u ,
who i in fact Michel ngelo"
uncle who he painted in 1504 for
Pope Julius II. Thi i the me
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52:14, "A m ny ere
a toni hed t thee; hi vi age
w 0 m rred more than any
man, nd hi form more than the
ODS of men." I I 53:2, "For
he hall grow up before him a
tender plant, nd as root out of
dry ground, he hath no form, no
cometine , nd hen we hall
ee him, there i no be uty that
we should desire m. "
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Get ready to break all recorda
for speedy meal preparation. The
Microwave Cooking In titute
and The Reynold Wrap Kitchens
have teamed up to bring you,
Microwave Speed Meal. The
recipes in this cookbook will have
you in and out of the kitchen in
record tim.
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Each of the ea y-to-a mble,
quick-cooking recipes u Reynolds
Microwave Wrap. Thi' innovative
microwave cooking paper i the first
product designed specifically to
withstand the high heat and tough
. demand of microwave ovenl.
This microwave cooking paper
is attractive enough to go right
from cooking in the microwave oven
to serving at the table. Chicken en
papillote, a recipe from Microwave
SpHd Meala, is as easy aa it is
pectacular. Layer the chicken,
vegetables and seasonings inside
a packet of· microwave cools.ing
paper. In jUlt six minutes the
individual packet can be served
en papillote by cutting and folding
back the cooking paper. Merely add
a tossed salad and breadaticka for a
complete meal.
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Fresh' California apricot make
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In addition to their sweet-tangy
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fresh California apricot are an
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OZEN APRICOT­
TRA WHERRY TORTE
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1 cup manaIa wiD , or 1 cup
apricot tar and 1 tap
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pringform pan ith axed paper.
Place. trawberry lice in center
of pan bottom. Slice 2 apricots into
r 6 slice ch; lay on pan bottom,
I pinwheelin, around trawb rrie .
Line ladyfin ra around ide of
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pan; bru h with 114 cup ma ala. tir remaining mal'881 into oftened ice
cream. Evenly pread 2 cup ice cream mixture on top of arranged fruit;
fr z for 15 minute . In food proce or or blender, proce remaining
apricot to mall chunk . R erve, and proc remaining trawbenie in
the ame mann r. Spr ad proce ed aprico over first layer of frozen ice
cream, and cover with 2 cup oftened ic cream; turn to freezer for 15
minute . Repeat with proc ed traw rrie and remaining oftened ice
cream; arrange r maining I dyfinger on top of ice cr am to I torte.
Cover with pIa tic wrap nd freeze a hours OJ' ov rnight. To rYe, invert
pringform pan on erving plate" ana wipe ou id of pan with a w rm, wet
cloth to 100 en eaI. Remove ide and bottom of pan; off axed paper.
Serve immediately Mak 12 ervin .
Nutri nt information (approximate) per rving: Calorie 215, Protein
.g, Fat 8g, Car hydrate 29g, Sodium 86m , Chole terol 56mg. .
Colorful photographs and 8imple
directions mak thi. cookbook
perfect for a heginni microwa
coo or an experienced one lookin,
for quick ne id 88. Th cookboo
has 32 page ruled with ti� and
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Chicken en Papillote
2 onion slice
1 skinle ,boneless chicken
breast half {4 oz.)
Dried basil leaves
Paprika
Salt (optional)
Pepper
1 teaspoon margarine or butter
114 cup sliced zucchini
114 cup Iiced yellow squash
2 large mushrooms, .sheed
1 red pepper ring, quartered
Grated Parmesan chee
For individual packet, fold 16-inch
sheet of Reynolda Microwave Wrap in
half. Separate onion slices into rinp;
place inside packet. r.yer chicken
breast on top of onion. Sprinkle I
chicken with basil, p�prika, salt and
pepper. Dot with margarine. Top
with zucchini, yellow squash,
mushrooms and red pepper. Seal
sides' of packet by bringing edgel
together. Fold sides up; crease. Fold
again. Place packet on microwave­
safe plate. Microwave individual
packet at HIGH for 4 to 6 minute ,
or until chicken is no longer pink and
juices run clear. Cut with aci880rI to
open. Before serving, spri,nkle with.
grated Parmesan cheese.
Make : 1 serving.
Per serving: 201 calories, 28 g protein,
5 g carbohydrate, 7 g fat, 72 mg
cholesterol, 112 mg sodium
£xchanges: 3 lean meat, 1 vegetable
Andrew JohMOn the
only ex- ldent to be
elected to the United
The cat-gut u.d to
.trlng. for viOlin. .nd
to do • The word
comMfrom klt, M old term
for II field •
orld to reaG about hi tory, or on
the treet in a plastic or
cardbo rd hole th t I calJ home.
M ybe I'll tell the cop before he
hoot me how intelli ent I m.
I'll tell him before he pulls the
trigger bout M IC Garvey or
Dr. Charle Drew, then I'll die.
What a waste!
Thi i th time to unde tand
that our hi tory ha a1 ays been
with , in the Bible.
What good ould it be, if you
too Black history and y�u' re
still poor, you're still injail, still
ithout hope, still on dope and
still m king AIDS babie ?
It is not e for any man to tell
The onI y y out 0 the utter
i to kno the truth abo t your
God nd your relation.hlp to
Him.
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The author is available for
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Black man. May tbe God of
Abraham, the God of Isaac, and
the God of Jacob bl you real
good!
Eye on Go sp c l
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Top Opera Divas
are big hit in Gospel
By Maraaret M eld
Ust month, market the release of Spirituals In Concert, the
first-ever' joint concert by America's leading spon ors Kath­
leen Battle and Jessye Norman.
·Spirituals In Concert" was
originally broadcast as a 90 minute.TV
specla! late last XJ r as rt Q S- i
TV's " �rcat Performances". aped
live at Carnegie Hall in March, of
1990, the project wa the brainchild of
TV producer Peter Oelb.
Gelb had worked both with Norman
and Battle in other venues, and knew
'very well of their love of spirituals. "I
loved the idea," leading operatic star,
Kathleen Battle says. "I wasn't
weened on opera. I ang religious Jes ye Norman
songs, spirituals, and hymn. These are the ongs of my
ancestors, songs of my childhood."
And while BatU grandfather had been a slave,-another
connection to religious music came through her father who
sang in gospel quartets, in and around her hometown of
Portsmouth, Ohio. Battle is presently contracted with
Polygram to put together an album of spirituals.
IRONICALLY, Battles make a profound distinction be­
tween spirituals and today' gospel music. "I love to listen to
gospel, but I'm not so sure of where it's going. I'd love to do
"Preciou Lord" with a simple delivery. It's been done a
number of time, a number of ways, but jhar's the great thing
about spirituals, they're sturdy. They can take alot, and tbat
is the hallmark of wonderful, good music."
Not surprlstngty, the most difficult part of putting
"Spirituals In Concert" together, was determining which
spirituals to sing. "I was very adamant about not being
typecast", Battle tate. "I have a light, high voice, and I
didn't want to only use the part of my voice. The spiritual is
so rich and varied, that I wanted my presentation to also be
represented in a varied context. Jessye too, gave a verttable
kaleidoscope of color in the tune that she chose.
The experience brought out sides in both of us that people
would not have predicted. That' what made the it 0 interest­
ing. Then of course, the energy in the hall that night was
absolutely uplifting and transported us all. There was some­
thing very special going on." Apparently, a great many agree,
, as the album i enjoying phenomenal re-sponse from gospel
stations through-out the country.
The collaboration includes such popular favorites as "He's
Got The Whole World In His Hand" and "Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" .
Just Bri'fly: Christian rappers got together last month in
Na hville during GMA (Gospel �u ic Association) week.
Barry O. Hogan of P.LD. spoke out against gos ip among
them, aying "we shouldn't go around talking bad about each
other. There's no room for a Vanilla Ice in the body of
Christ-he's fake." The group also discussed the po sibility
of reuniting to do a video project dedicated to the late D-Boy,
a Christian rapper who was shot and killed last year ....
This week's scripture: "Therefore judge nothing before the
appointed time; wait til the Lord comes. He will bring to light
what is hidden in darkness and will expose the motives of
men's hearts. At that time, each will receive his praise from
Ood", -1 Corinthians 4:5.
Sen (I all C h u r c h New san d R e c I pes to'
Michigan Citizen
PO Box 03560
Highland Park. MI 48203
Fax # (313) 869-0430