As African-Americans, we have learned to deal with subtle forms of racism or at the very least, our invisible status. We have to because it is ever present from the day we become conscious of race. We have learned to look past micro-aggressions and see the heart of our friends. We have learned to assume the best about the white people in our lives.
Read MoreI was volunteering with the children’s ministry and while prepping for Easter services I noticed that the children were going to complete an activity about Jesus dying on the cross that represented sin as black, and Jesus’ forgiveness of sin as white...It is the subtle, undetected racism that truly threatens to derail our relationships as Christians.
Read MoreThis is a special cohort run as a partnership between Ministry Architects and The Youth Cartel. The Cartel will provide the framework and core teaching/experiences, and a lead Ministry Architects coach will do the 1-on-1 coaching, as well as provide some of the teaching/experiences. This is a rare opportunity to benefit from the expertise of both organizations.
Read MoreGENERAL DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on this site are April's alone and do not represent the views of any ministries or organizations in which she is affiliated. (I'm told this is important to say.)
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