Tag: Racial Equity

Advent, American Holidays, Becoming Like Christ, Economic Equality & WOC, Equality, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, God, Women & Covenant, Intersectional Theology, Justice for People of Color, Kingdom Living, Mary, Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Jesus, Missions & Racial Equality, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Christmas, People of Color & Missions, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Security & Gender Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Voices of Our Children, Women , The Incarnation & Christmas, Women of Color & Missions, Women of Color in Advent, Youth of Color

Advent Is About How We Treat The Poor Among Us, Because… Yeshua Was Poor

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Wherever injustice thrives, there also will poverty. Because injustices pervade our world, the poor live among us all year long and not just at Christmas.

Academia & Racial Justice, Advent, American Holidays, Becoming Like Christ, Church & Gender Inequality, Equality, God, Women & Covenant, Kingdom Living, Missions & Racial Equality, New Creation Women of Advent, New Testament Women of Advent, Old Testament Women of Advent, People of Color & Christmas, People of Color & Missions, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Rev. April Emick Fiet, Security & Gender Equality, Seminaries & Justice, Stereotyping & Women of Color, The Holy Spirit & Equality, Women of Color Leadership

Advent Post: God In The Changing Heart

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"The most difficult part of making changes in our lives is that our communities do not always change with us. Our friends do not always change with us. Our family members do not always change with us." -Rev. April Emick Fiet

Egalitarian Men of Color, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Justice for People of Color, Kingdom Living, Language & Equality, Men of Color Voices, Race & Equity in America, Stephen Robertson, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality

How Politicizing Race Discriminates Against People of Color

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"If one is constantly presented with a negative image of a community and that image is fed with hateful rhetoric, it eventually normalizes any violence done to that community." -

Allied Partnerships, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Gender Equality for Women of Color, Kingdom Living, Mutuality Sunday, Rev. Tega Swann, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality

Mutuality Sunday: The Art of ‘Belonging’

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"If we are becoming truly human like Jesus, this must be characterized by a boldness and courage to love one another, despite the history between our various people groups or even one another." -Rev. Oghene'tega Swann

Ethnic Equality, Gender, Racial Equality & Parenting, Justice for People of Color, P/WOC & Parenting, Race & Equity in America, Racial & Gender Mutuality, Rev. Tega Swann, Stereotyping & Women of Color, Youth of Color

At-Risk Youth or At-Risk Communities?

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"Our well-meaning North American psychological bent towards the communities of color tends to address the effects of risks our communities face without ever really addressing the injustices that creates those effects." -Rev. Oghene'tega Swann

Biblical Equality for Men of Color, Black Women & The Image of God, Colin Kaepernick, Elizabeth Quashie, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Race & Equity in America, The Gospel and Equality, The Holy Spirit & Equality, VOCCU

A Call To End The Infamy On Black and Brown Bodies

Voices of Color - Christians United (VOCCU)

"Existing while black is neither a crime nor a threat, but unchecked bias will result in injustice towards black and brown people and even cost them their lives." -Elizabeth Quashie

Black Women & The Image of God, Ethnic Equality, Ethnic Reconciliation, Gender Equality for Women of Color, Kingdom Living, Rev. Tega Swann

A Face Like Mine

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"Representation matters. People need to look up and see others like them at the table. People who can understand and relate to them." -Rev. Tega Swann