Confronting Racism as
Spiritual Practice

If Christians are to confront racism sincerely, there are some questions we must ask. How has the American church, as an institution, been complicit in racism?  How might we begin to address this in our worship, teaching, polity, and practices? We also seek to discern what actions we might take, individually and corporately, to address the systemic racism that is so much a part of our society.

 Join us this summer (June 28-August 16) for a study of the book The Color of Compromise by Jemar Tisby. For information regarding the book study and discussion group, including schedule of sessions and further details, click below.

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