Hi Folks, I am coming off a spring and summer season that was filled with travels, speaking engagements, training seminars, leadership opportunities, and writing. I am slowly getting back on the saddle now, and can hardly wait to share what I have been learning. For now, I wanted to invite you to participate in anContinue reading “An Invitation to Chat with Leaders about Ethnicity and the Church”
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Where Do We Go From Here: Race and Our Children
In March of 2012, I wrote an article titled Trayvon Martin is Not Emmett Till for Urban Faith online magazine. I shared, “eventually, we will forget…Trayvon is not the modern-day Emmett Till. Our attention spans are much too short for that, and our thirst for the next trending topic is much too great. We willContinue reading “Where Do We Go From Here: Race and Our Children”
Moody Part 3: Why Don’t We Want to Talk About Race in the Church?
Since the “Racial Reconciliation” feature on Moody’s Midday Connection earlier this month, I have been continuing the race conversation with weekly dialog on the blog concerning issues that were raised through the broadcast. Thus far, we have answered the question, “Why Pursue Racial Reconciliation,” and discussed the issue of Race and Politics in the Church.Continue reading “Moody Part 3: Why Don’t We Want to Talk About Race in the Church?”
A SISTA'S JOURNEY 