Randi's Rant and Spoken Word presented by the Leffall Group LLC Randi's Rant and Spoken Word presented by the Leffall Group LLC

In the current political climate, we all get to be real Americans. Democracy is a participatory process. On the surface it looks like we’re selling T-Shirts. But we’re really sharing a social justice model related to youth empowerment, voting rights and a strong interest in emerging adults (Ages 18-25) re-entering our society from the correctional system.

The Leffall Group LLC is a family owned and operated social justice vessel engineered by 
The Process: Vote, Pray, Advocate, Agitate, Educate, and Boycott. These calls to action represent a universal opportunity for all people to live impactful lives in their communities.




As presenter for the newly formed LLC, The Leffall Group, a social justice clearinghouse for direct action and real change! Obviously, the presenter is a Leffall and you may only know Randi, myself. However the name has long been associated with medicine, religion, education, criminal justice. In other words, we have a history of public service. One of the LLC’s focus areas is advocating for voting rights. I am so committed to voting because my mother had to pay a poll tax to vote! So perhaps this is why social justice is in my blood.

Thurman was an African-American pastor who lived from 1899 to 1981. He lived through the worst times of segregation, and his grandparents were slaves. Jesus and the Disinherited was published in 1949. We think of the post-war era as a boom time, and it was for Americans on average. But African Americans were still subject to many of the same discriminatory laws that they were before the war. They were the disinherited, or, in Thurman’s words, “people who stand with their backs against the wall.”

https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/06/ideas-matter-and-so-do-the-books-we-read/

Special Thoughts and Prayers to the Island of Maui and Mexico, Southern California, and surrounding regions in the wake of Mother Nature.
Thurman was an African-American pastor who lived from 1899 to 1981. He lived through the worst times of segregation, and his grandparents were slaves. Jesus and the Disinherited was published in 1949. We think of the post-war era as a boom time, and it was for Americans on average. But African Americans were still subject to many of the same discriminatory laws that they were before the war. They were the disinherited, or, in Thurman’s words, “people who stand with their backs against the wall.”

Special Thoughts and Prayers to the Island of Maui and Mexico, Southern California, and surrounding regions in the wake of Mother Nature.

Thurman was an African-American pastor who lived from 1899 to 1981. He lived through the worst times of segregation, and his grandparents were slaves. Jesus and the Disinherited was published in 1949. We think of the post-war era as a boom time, and it was for Americans on average. But African Americans were still subject to many of the same discriminatory laws that they were before the war. They were the disinherited, or, in Thurman’s words, “people who stand with their backs against the wall.”

https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/06/ideas-matter-and-so-do-the-books-we-read/

I think I'll call it Sunday Morning, the day to restart and refresh our commitment to faith. Throughout this Sunday Moment Experience, we hope to extend Sunday Moments, Memories, and Expressions to our general audience.


Thurman was an African-American pastor who lived from 1899 to 1981. He lived through the worst times of segregation, and his grandparents were slaves. Jesus and the Disinherited was published in 1949. We think of the post-war era as a boom time, and it was for Americans on average. But African Americans were still subject to many of the same discriminatory laws that they were before the war. They were the disinherited, or, in Thurman’s words, “people who stand with their backs against the wall.” https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/06/ideas-matter-and-so-do-the-books-we-read/




The Presenter Randi Leffall has created a Sunday Series which presents the framework of our Faith in God. For most of us our origins to music, culture, community started in the Church. Over the years and through the growth of several denominations we have unwoven the fabric of Sunday's harmonious quilt.