The conventional wisdom on racial integration in the United States is that there are three kinds of neighborhoods: The all-white, the all-black, and the exceedingly rare, highly unstable, racially mixed community. But is there more to this story to be revealed? If you are a person of African descent and have not registered before, please […]
Pastor Larry Neal, and Pastor Andrew Taylor - Troutman lead a reflective dialogue on the role of the church in raising spiritual consciousness to address UNITY; all within the mandate to "Build the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in Heaven"
Join us as we explore together our shared identity. This program will include an arts-based devotional. A light lunch will be served.
The idea behind these is to forge ties of genuine friendship -- based on a common understanding of our lives - among participants of diverse backgrounds. The social barriers that often divide people are broken down by sharing meaningful conversations on spiritual issues. If you are a person of African descent and have not registered […]
Join us as we explore issues that arise when Blacks and Whites share the same worship space.
The history of these two people intertwine. Their sufferings, and intrinsic gifts have prepared them to take the lead in rebuilding the world community - TOGETHER.
An uplifting devotional space created and led by Black and Indigenous individuals. The Baha’i Writings proclaim special spiritual designations for each of these unique populations. Through cultural meditative expressions in art and philosophy followed by a united prayer circle, join us in celebration of the vision of the oneness of mankind.
Nature is a collaborative act. As humans, we have developed the most advanced ways of working and playing together. But, we've been conditioned to believe the myth that evolution is about competition: The survival of the fittest. If you are a person of African descent and have not registered before, please register by emailing suestclair@partnersinracialjustice.org […]
We will explore experiences of effective multiracial worship, the role of history, and artful expression.
Hear the story of the unique strengths and challenges of a Black and Indigenous family. Gain insights into “family “ in a society that is deeply embedded in racist systems of community life.
Join us as we explore together our shared identity. The program includes an arts-based devotional, and a light lunch will be served.
Hear and speak with young Black and Brown voices on their hopes, challenges, and new creative models being developed to rebuild their own.
