How White Pastors Can Practice Racial Reconciliation
Pastors must lead the way in pursuing racial reconciliation in ever sphere of life.
Tag: Race
The Pursuit of True Reconciliation
The gospel forms a kinship between oppressor and oppressed that can transform the way we relate to one another.
Jemar Tisby: The Color of Compromise
The Truth about the American Church’s Complicity in Racism
Mosaic Gathering: A Gospel-Centered Intercultural Approach
Excerpted From Christian Higher Education Edited By David Dockery and Christopher Morgan In the fall of 2014, a small group of faculty, staff and students launched a weekly gathering on the campus of the institution where I serve, Trinity International University, that intentionally brought together people from different ethnic/cultural backgrounds to discuss critical current issues, … Continued
How the Church Can Lead Efforts in Reconciliation and Justice
Eric Mason: An Urgent Call for Christians in America to Confront Racism and Injustice
Practicing Hospitality Is a Key to Understanding
Hospitality is the key to developing an appreciation for and celebrating members of all ethnicities as bearers of the image of God.
Developing Competencies in Reconciliation
Today's globalized world requires that the church become competent in different areas of reconciliation.
Encouraging Signs for Multiethnic Churches
Pastors of color face unique challenges, but there are encouraging signs that they are beginning to overcome them.
How Our Treatment of Prisoners Belies Our Faith
The U.S. currently has the largest prison system in history, and how we view prisoners often runs counter to our faith.
