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This Is The Best 120 Seconds Every In A Pulpit!Anybody Else Feel The Holy Ghost When He Said THANK YOU In The Deaf Language? Rosa Parks funeral service. I wish I had 10,000 tongues just to thank you! Charles Adams November 2, 2005 at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit About Press Press ️ Dr Charles G Adams- "Thank Ya" at Rosa Parks Funeral / 2005 at Greater Grace Temple Church in Detroit, Michigan.#sermonclip. Rev. Charles Adams’ prayer at funeral of Rosa Parks. Closing Dynamic Prayer at Rosa Parks Funeral in 2005 at Greater Grace Temple Church in Detroit, Michigan. When the Rev. Charles Adams gave his iconic “thank ya” speech at Rosa Parks’ funeral in 2005, he introduced the world to the theological genius we in Detroit called our own. It was a prayer that Bishop Charles H. Ellis III, left, host pastor, and Reverend Jesse Jackson listen in amusement to the words being said by Charles Adams, pastor of the Harford Memorial Baptist Church, about Rosa Charles G. Adams, known as the “Harvard Whooper” for his alma mater and passionate sermons, died Nov. 29 following a long illness, his son said. He was 86. Adams served as pastor at Hartford Memorial Baptist Church for 50 years, growing the church’s membership from hundreds to nearly 10,000 members. 🔵 Support this Channel: BECOME A CHALLENGERS TO SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL: Tribute to Rosa Parks Rev. Charles Adams prayer at the Homegoing Service of Rosa Parks in 2005. Clip Of Rosa Parks Funeral Service This clip, title, and description were not created by C-SPAN. Despite his numerous accolades, Rev. Adams’ sense of gratitude was as immense as the considerable praises he received throughout his life. Most notably, while at Rosa Parks’s funeral held at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit on November 2, 2005, Rev. Adams delivered a memorable sermon, eloquently expressing gratitude in various languages. The latter’s 2005 funeral had been among Adams’ career highlights as he gave a memorable speech praising Parks for helping Black Americans “sit in higher seats.” Dr. Adams pastor of Hartford Memorial Baptist Church Detroit MI. Remarks during the Victory Service Home Going of the late Bishop David L. Ellis Rosa Louise McCauley Parks (February 4, 1913 – October 24, 2005) was an American activist in the civil rights movement best known for her pivotal role in the Rev. Adams at Rosa Parks funeral. April 28, 2010 Memorial Service for Dorothy Height. Celebration of Life Service for Dr. Dorothy Height’s life story was told through stories, videos, photos and In the celestial realms of remembrance, we gather to cherish the legacy of two extraordinary souls, as Dr. Charles Adams' Glorious Prayer of Eulogy for Mother Rosa Parks echoes through eternity. The Rev. Adams became the Detroit Branch NAACP president in 1984 and led a boycott against Dearborn businesses in protest of city policies barring non-residents from its parks.
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