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Interviews

Efrem Smith: An Outpost for the Kingdom—Part 2

Paul J. Pastor - April 20, 2021

“Outside influences have shaped the allegiance of God’s people more than the kingdom of God or the authentic Jesus."

Features

Will This Season Be a Moment or a Movement for Justice?

David Swanson - April 20, 2021

"Our hope, then, must be marked by a courage which compels us to stand up amid apathy and violence and be counted among the disturbers of a false peace."

Interviews

Shann Ray Ferch: The Reconciling Power of Servant Leadership—Part 1

Paul J. Pastor - December 16, 2020

Shann Ray's journey from professional basketball player to poet and professor of leadership and forgiveness studies

Interviews

Shann Ray Ferch: The Path to Reconciliation—Part 2

Paul J. Pastor - December 16, 2020

"In a beloved relationship, the one who has done harm must come to listen and be ready to ask for mercy and commit to change in order to restore the dignity of the other group or person."

Features

MelindaJoy Mingo: Using Friendship to Overcome Our Deepest Hurts and Prejudices

Exponential - October 1, 2020

A conversation with MelindaJoy Mingo, Efrem Smith and Todd Wilson

Features

Repentance of Systemic Racism Includes Restoration

Leeann Younger - July 7, 2020

This article originally appeared on MissioAlliance.org and is reposted here by permission. “But Zacchaeus stood up and said to the Lord, ‘Look, Lord! Here and now I...

Books

A Prayer of Lament for Racial Division in the Church

Mark Vroegop - June 29, 2020

I think most believers agree that biblical unity is something to pray for and work toward. You probably know that reconciliation between a diverse...

Books

Out of Our Ghettos

Irwyn Ince Jr. - June 29, 2020

To seek unity, we must be willing to lay aside our preferences for the sake of others.

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