It’s Black History Month, and so this In Layman’s Terms podcast is providing a three-part series on a trip made by members of the Great Plains and Louisiana conferences to the areas around Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama — both places that played significant roles in the civil rights movement.
The trip was a civil rights immersion trip to help educate, inspire and stir to action followers of Christ. One of the goals was to give people the tools they need to combat racism and to push for equity in our society.
In this second of three episodes, I think it’s important that we explore the emotions that people felt on the trip — and what has continued to resonate with them since coming home.
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CLMs Part 1 — Leading the Local Church
Seeking Justice as Christians
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Keeping What Works
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Returning from Our Own Exiles
Let's Build! – Embracing the New Normal
Ministry Within the Purple Zone
Oliver Green: Coming of Age in the Civil Rights Era
Continuing the push for racial justice
Listening & Response — Part 2
Listening & Response — Part 1
Jesus: Child of Light — A Re-telling of the Christmas Story
Advent 2020 — Showing Love
Advent 2020 — Enduring Joy
Advent 2020 — Seeking Peace
Advent 2020 — An Attitude of Hope
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