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When it comes to racial healing, we often focus on how to move forward toward reconciliation without knowing our history and how that story has impacted each of us. Professor Josh Clemons joins Ken and Deb Wednesday to talk about how to view the problem of racism correctly and stop falling into old patterns that keep us from experiencing the relationship and justice we long to see in our culture and communities.
Our world is full of neighborhoods that house diverse families, lifestyles, and beliefs. Is it possible to bridge these chasms that seem to separate on every level? Craig Allen Cooper and Walker Hayes are living examples that the answer is a resounding “yes”! Through their story, we discover that the building of relationships and sacrifice for the good of others can lead to powerful transformation and lifelong friends! Be listening to this true-life story that paints the picture of what it means to love your neighbor.