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Tihomir Kukolja, born in Slavonska Pozega, Croatia in 1954. Studied, lived and worked in Yugoslavia, Croatia, United Kingdom, Australia and the US. Education in theology, communications, and radio journalism. Worked as a church pastor, media professional, radio producer and presenter, journalist, religious liberty activist, and reconciliation and leadership development activist. Lives in Houston TX, USA. Served as the Executive Director, Forum for Leadership and Reconciliation (Forum), and Director of Renewing Our Minds (ROM) initiative for many years. Currently developing a personal ministry “Dum Spiro Spero”.
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Tag Archives: Injustice
Letter to My American Friends
“A great and powerful wind tore the mountains apart and shattered the rocks before the Lord, but the Lord was not in the wind. After the wind there was and earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake. After … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Current Issues, Faith, Human Dignity, Human Rights, Law and crime, Life Issues, Reflection
Tagged Crime, Injustice, September 11, Terrorism
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Doing Right for Bad Reasons
I have taken this short text out of my old archives. Signs of the Times, Australian lifestyle magazine published it late 1998. The reason I find this article still relevant today is that even today, number of years later, there … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Human Dignity, Leadership, People, Social Ethics
Tagged Archives, Bill Clinton, Injustice, Kenneth Starr, Reflection
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Presentation at the A&M University
Audio recording of an interactive session with Tihomir Kukolja on the Current Refugee Crisis, at the A&M University, College Station TX On Wednesday, Nov 18, 2015, and hosted by The Fulbright Student Association, and moderated by Viktor Mitevski. The quality and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Faith, Human Dignity, Human Rights, Law and crime, Life Issues, Refugee Crisis, Social Ethics
Tagged A&M, Following Jesus, Human dignity, Human Rights, Injustice, Refugees
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Defeating the Evil of Human Trafficking
Marko Stupar is a member of the leadership teams of EUS, Serbia (IFES Serbia) and the Renewing Our Minds Initiative in Southeast Europe. He is also a vocal activist against human trafficking in Serbia and the Balkans (Southeast Europe). In … Continue reading
Are we Honest?
It was a moving thing to see so many international political dignitaries joining the two million strong crowd that gathered in Paris, France last Saturday to demonstrate their support for free speech, and their strong condemnation of terrorism. If I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Africa, Andrew White, Boko Haram, Boko Haram Masacre, Charle Hedbo, Christians, Conflict, Crime, Freedom of Speech, Injustice, Justice, Muslims, Nigeria, Paris, Pastor Saeed Abedini, Terrorism
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Will Feeding the Homeless Become a Crime?
The 90-year-old Arnold Abbott keeps on defying the law that restricts people of Fort Lauderdale, Florida from feeding their homeless neighbors. On October 22 the city passed a regulation that criminalized feeding the homeless at certain public locations. Should the … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Arnold Abbott, Crime, defiance, Feeding the homeless, feeding the hungry, following the orders, Fort Lauderdale, Government, Homeless, Homeless USA, homelessness, Human dignity, Human Rights, Injustice, Law, Matthew 25:35-40., serving the poor, The Hungry
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Letter to My American Friends Written in 2001
The very character of Jesus speaks powerfully against any jihad or holy war, including those with the Christian overtones. Continue reading
Twenty Years After the Rwandan Genocide
The article “From Hell to a Happy Life: a Tutsi Survivor’s Escape from Genocide ”, published yesterday by Aljazeera America reminded me of my article “Political Challenges the Church Cannot Afford to Ignore” published by Spectrum fifteen years ago. In … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Faith, Law and crime, Leadership, Rwanda, War Crimes, War Crimes
Tagged Adventists, Assiel Kabera, Crime, Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, Genocide, Hutu, Injustice, Massacre, Mugonero church, Pasteur Bizimunga, Rwanda, Spectrum, Tutsi, War Tribunal
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