Our three hosts invite us to recognize dissonance, or contradiction, within the historical church and within ourselves regarding racism and the need for racial ...
This first chapter of White Too Long, “Seeing,” focuses on awareness. The author lifts up White Christians’ and White churches’ inability to see their r...
Author and pastor, Chris McNair describes his ministry at Christ’s Children and the purpose of the book, Not Forsaken. He shares his joys and mistakes in min...
Authors Teesha and John Hambrick discuss how strong cross-racial relationships can help us to recognize and begin to combat the destructive systems of racism.
In the chapter, “Remembering,” the reader is called to look at specific events in history as a record of the active participation of White Christians in rac...
Willis introduces the guided conversation and our call as the Church to engage in loving dialogue and hold up our corners.
In this final chapter, “Reckoning,” the book turns to the question of next steps and how White Christians grapple with an authentic look at history, our acc...
Willis offers foundational concepts for people of faith to engage in open and loving dialogue.
Willis explains what a racial autobiography is and encourages us to reflect and share the factors that have made us who we are.
Willis shares some of his story in Ferguson and retells the biblical story of the paralytic to introduce Empathic Models of Transformation
Willis summarizes the three points of Empathic Models of Transformation.
How to be a listening church.
Willis summarizes the three points of Empathic Models of Transformation
Willis encourages us to act swiftly.
Willis identifies the need for heart to be an EMT.
Willis challenges us to commit to doing something that hold up our corner.
Session 1: Where is Justice?
Session 2: Who Is Your Family?
Session 3: What Is Freedom?
Session 4: Who Deserves Our Respect?
Session 5: How Much Is Enough?
Session 6: How Can We Be Whole?
Authors Teesha Hadra and John Hambrick talk about what it means to form a real and authentic cross-racial friendship.
In Matthew 7, Jesus teaches about "planks and specks." How does this come into our conversations about race in this country?
Pastors Stephen Handy and Jacob Armstrong talk about building bridges across the racial divide in their distinct community contexts. In this segment, Stephen an...
Pastors Stephen Handy and Jacob Armstrong talk about building bridges across the racial divide in their distinct community contexts. In this session, Jacob and ...
Pastors Stephen Handy and Jacob Armstrong talk about building bridges across the racial divide in their distinct community contexts. In this segment, Jacob and ...
In Session 3, In order to explain the difficulty of recognizing systemic racism, Matt Rawle uses how a choir stays in tune to show how easy it is for a system t...
In Session 1, William H. Willimon and U.S Congresswoman Delia Catalina Ramirez discuss Saved by the Other.
In Session 2, William H. Willimon and U.S Congresswoman Delia Catalina Ramirez discuss The Other, My Enemy.
In Session 3, William H. Willimon and U.S Congresswoman Delia Catalina Ramirez discuss Learning to Fear Like Christians.
In Session 5, William H. Willimon and U.S Congresswoman Delia Catalina Ramirez discuss Jesus, The Other.
Robert Gardner discusses what the world could use a little more of: Love.
Session 4: Openhearted Love - Tom speaks with Rev. Lindsey Baynham regarding race relations and learning to love with an open heart. They also speak on Christ l...
Diverse individuals read The Beatitudes from the Common English Bible with additional footage of people depicting the qualities and struggles of this important ...
Adam Hamilton explores the question of how we overcome our fears of other people. He discusses strategies for confronting these fears and how our fear of the ot...
What Has Racism Cost the Church? This is a portion of the webinar Conversations about Racism and The UMC: A book discussion about “I'm Black. I'm Christian. ...
Intersections of Identity. In this portion, Tori C. Butler, Pamela R. Lightsey, and Vance P. Ross discuss “Intersections of Race, Gender, and LGBTQIA+ Identit...
Ministry and Racism. In this portion, Rudy Rasmus, Erin Beasley, Jevon A. Caldwell-Gross, and F. Willis Johnson discuss “Ministry and Racism” with M. Garlin...
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