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Join the UMW Anti-Racism/Pro-Reconciliation Team for a discussion on Critical Race Theory. We will be joined by Dr. Kesho Scott. Dr. Scott is an internationally renowned Diversity Trainer/Consultant, an Associate...
Join the Disciples Center for Indigenous Ministries on Earth Day, April 22, 2022, at 1:00 pm for an important announcement about the creation of a Truth and Healing Council. Registration...
Join the Action Team of the Upper Midwest Anti Racism/Pro Reconciling Team for a discussion of Policing and Black Bodies. We are excited to have The Rev. Jia Starr Brown...
Join us for our May VOICES event: "What's Classism Got To Do With It" with Julia Dinsmore. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED; Click here to register Julia will be presenting on Classism...
You can register to be a part of the gathering in-person or online. Disciples Public Presence is a mobilizing partner so choose Disciples Public Presence as the partner when you...
Join the Upper Midwest Region's AR/PR Action Team for this important discussion with Rev. Marian Edmonds-Allen and Rev. Yadi Martinez-Reyna. REGISTRATION REQURIED: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../tZAqd... Rev. Marian Edmonds-Allen is executive director of...
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Over Martin Luther King (MLK) week, Pastor Laurie, as part of the Downtown Interfaith Senior Clergy, traveled to Atlanta, Birmingham, Selma, and Montgomery for an interfaith civil rights journey. Highlights of the trip included: Attending the National Beloved Community MLK Remembrance Service at Ebenzer Baptist Church in Atlanta where Bryan Stephenson, author of “Just Mercy”...
Over Martin Luther King (MLK) week, Pastor Laurie, as part of the Downtown Interfaith Senior Clergy, traveled to Atlanta, Birmingham, Selma, and Montgomery for an interfaith civil rights journey. Highlights of the trip included: Attending the National Beloved Community MLK Remembrance Service at Ebenzer Baptist Church in Atlanta where Bryan Stephenson, author of “Just Mercy”...
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