Not Another Sunday: People of Faith Commit to Anti-Racism Work
Committing to not letting one more Sunday pass without addressing racism, white supremacy, and police brutality overtly from the pulpit.
How Much Longer (by Common Hymnal)
Oh brother, lay your weapons down, where the river of justice rolls and all oppression drowns.
Disembodiment, Embodiment, and Re-Embodiment
Our call as white Christians to love mercy, do justice, and walk humbly is seen in the practices of disembodiment, embodiment, and re-embodiment.
Bless Me With Anger at White Supremacy
So that you may tirelessly work for justice, freedom, and peace among all people.
De-Creating Whiteness
If there is to ever be an end to all this pain, all this alienation and violence, it cannot come through the racial categories we have inherited.
What Lament Has to Do with Justice
Without lament we don’t have a vehicle for repentance and we can’t move into shalom.
Clearing the Temple Courts: What Jesus Did About Systemic Injustice
Clearing the temple was disruptive and highly controversial.
Racial Trauma, Resilience, and Poetry
This is a tribute to the enduring struggle of intergenerational racial trauma and the extraordinary resilience that has accompanied it.
#SundaySermon: This Is the Way the World Ends
Today, may our whimper give way to action and compassion, for a new world and a new America.
Four Thoughts for White Christians
God shows us that we have a responsibility to do right. Also, we have a responsibility to bring people with us on the journey.