EPISODE · Feb 12, 2021 · 47 MIN
Fostering Racial Unity: Listening and Learning from African American Leaders
from Faith and Law
James 1:19 teaches that we should be "quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry." As Christian policy advocates strive to honor God's heart for all of his creation, it is important to listen to the experiences of our Black brothers and sisters in Christ. After a year of racial unrest, we should lead by listening and learning. This forum will feature a conversation with African-American Christian leaders about how we can better reflect God's heart for ethnic diversity and foster racial unity among Christians, and make a positive impact on our nation. For additional resources on this topic:Read "Black Lives Matter? Embracing the Proclamation or the Organization" by Kelvin Cochran.Visit the American Bible Society's website for Bible-based resources on justice.Support the show
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James 1:19 teaches that we should be "quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry." As Christian policy advocates strive to honor God's heart for all of his creation, it is important to listen to the experiences of our Black brothers and sisters in Christ. After a year of racial unrest, we should lead by listening and learning. This forum will feature a conversation with African-American Christian leaders about how we can better reflect God's heart for ethnic diversity and foster ...
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