We may never be able to conquer racism if we don't start openly talking about racism and the way it impacts our entire society.
In this episode, Todd talks with the Rev. Kathy Williams, an African-American pastor serving a small town in Kansas, who talks about the silence she observed after the death of George Floyd. She shares how she dealt with the silence and got people talking — in a loving way — about racism.
He also talks with Garlinda Burton, who will begin serving as interim general secretary of The United Methodist Church's General Commission on Religion and Race starting Sept. 1. She shares GCORR's mission, its goals and talks about addressing white privilege and how white Christians can put their privilege to use as advocates for people of color.
And Todd talks to the Rev. Adam Barlow-Thompson and the Rev. Ashley Prescott Barlow-Thompson, who lead the Neighboring Movement. This relationships-based ministry may be a key to helping people reach outside their usual circle of friends to build real bonds with people regardless of skin color or economic status.
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Future of the UMC — Where Things Stand
Songs of Faith: ”How Great Thou Art”
Songs of Faith: ”Amazing Grace”
Songs of Faith: ”Be Thou My Vision”
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Doubting Thomas — Believe it or Not
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Love Your Enemies
Looking Up and Down — Equity over Equality
Goin’ Fishin’ (and Giving Up Some Independence)
Jealousy — Jesus in His Hometown
Purple Zone part 2 — Introduction to an Issue Guide
Mama’s Miracle Boy
Adoption into God’s Family
Advent 2021: The Redemption of Scrooge — Joy
Advent 2021: The Redemption of Scrooge — Love
Advent 2021: Redemption of Scrooge — Peace
Advent 2021: Redemption of Scrooge — Hope
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