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In one of my favorite stories of the Tanakh, the young shepherd boy named David chose just five 'smooth' stones to defeat a giant (transcendence of human senses) who seemed unbeatable at the time and just as he went out in the name of God, so I imagined my elders marching out in haste, day after day, to face the material powers of their time, all in the mighty name of the same God.

The church was a safe space a place where we could retreat, where we could prepare and arm ourselves to go out and fight with the 'goliaths' (material powers) of our time. For many us, the church served as a shelter where we could 'rest' and draw strength from the sacred word. The challenge was in what we had to face outside of the church-An atmosphere dominated by confusion and hate (the complete opposite of our church home) America in the '80s was everything but great for those in my community. We'd be in that building for several hours a day, at least four days a week and it was a good time. My father was well known in the community and the connection made me feel good, at home with all of the people who knew him.

In hindsight, that same connection also motivated me to keep running around! This would be my first experience with the power in a name. Back then, I went by a few names but the one they would always use when I was in trouble was Xavier! I am named after my father, and what I didn't realize at the time was that because I wasn't seeing him as much, it actually brought me great joy knowing that we would always be connected in that way. I can remember my elders shouting my name, as a child, while I ran through the sanctuary with friends, knocking things over, getting into all sorts of things I wasn't supposed to.

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