What Crossroads provides laity and clergy the opportunity for an honest conversation about race and justice. This year’s theme is Prophetic Living in a Broken World: Practicing Resurrection. Register by March 8th→ When Registration is from 1-3 pm on March 23. The event will end at noon on March 25. Where Franklinton Center, 281 Southbend […]
The Office of Race Equity and Justice Ministries, in partnership with Neighborhood Seminary, is offering an amazing opportunity, a journey/course with the authors of “Healing Haunted Histories,” Dr. Elaine Enns and Ched Myers. This original work, subtitled: A Settler's Discipleship of Decolonization, brings innovative and transformative learning experiences to persons who want to pursue more […]
Peace on the Land: The Campesinx Struggle for Reclamation and Healing in Colombia Witness for Peace Southeast and The NC Conference of The United Methodist Church are sponsoring a discussion between Bishop Connie Mitchell Shelton and Briceida Lemos, an Environmental Activist from Colombia, on November 15th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the NCCUMC […]
The Hispanic House of Studies and the Office of Black Church Studies offer a screening and discussion of Faith in Blackness. This is a short-form documentary that highlights the lived experiences of AfroLatines of different faith traditions by sharing their stories and how their Blackness plays a role in their spirituality and vice-versa.This event is […]
The second workshop in a series focusing on issues of justice, equity, and inclusion. This workshop offers opportunities for connections, identifying assets and community resources, exploring strengths-based approaches for deeper impact in local communities--all with the goal of moving us from asset identification to relationships and actions with neighbors who may be immigrants, migrants, refugees. […]
To inspire the local church to prioritize the social crisis in our communities resulting from crime and incarceration by biblically educating Christians to respond and kingdom-focused ministry to all persons impacted by incarceration.
