Equity vs. Equality: Understanding the Differences (Religion & Race)
Do the terms “equity” and “equality” mean the same thing? Use this resource to find out why they are not the same. DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE AS A PDF >>
Do the terms “equity” and “equality” mean the same thing? Use this resource to find out why they are not the same. DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE AS A PDF >>
Memorial services and tributes were held in Atlanta, GA this past weekend for the last living sibling of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Willie Christine King Farris. She died in June. She was 95. July 17, 2023 “The best way each of us can
A virtual monthly study companion that will examine the intersection of faith and advocacy as it relates to the social conditions of women, girls, and femmes. July 10, 2023 Rooted in the understanding that our sense of activism is often passed down from those who
No one is born with all the skills required for intercultural competency. That’s why it’s helpful to have tools that support our work in this important area. This resource supports the ability for diverse individuals to come together to discuss a time when each felt differently. In doing so,
March 18, 2021 From 2006 to 2010, I served a cross-racial appointment in Savannah. I was appointed as the first Black pastor of this all-white United Methodist congregation. The church’s parsonage is located in a predominantly white neighborhood near a large city park. One day,
If you live in Southern California, this opportunity is for you! Dates: Friday, July 14 (Noon) – Saturday, July 15, 2023 (7:30 PM) PDTLocation: Crossroads UMC (2354 North Wilmington Avenue, Compton, CA 90222) Join the Multifaith Initiative to End Mass Incarceration, Crossroads Church in Compton
Just like with everything else, there are more and less honorable ways to learn about another culture. For example, the Church has always been diasporic (we move away into different spaces) and missional (we want to share how we understand God’s movement in and through
The CORR Action Fund awarded New City Church of the Minnesota Conference $10,000 for the expansion of its racial justice initiatives as part of its 2022 Grant Cycle. For more about the CORR Action Fund and other grantees, visit the 2022 CORR Action Fund Grantees
June 30, 2023 We lament the recent Supreme Court decisions, which struck down the use of affirmative action in higher education, gave permission for businesses to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, and blocked even modest relief for overburdened student loans borrowers. As a
February 1, 2022 As we begin a new year, we cannot help but reflect on the large divide within our society — the political, ideological and cultural chasms. This divide, combined with a pandemic, limits our ability to relate to different perspectives. I would