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This year marks the first official recognition of Emancipation Day by the Government of Canada. To help mark the day, the Canadian Council of Churches has provided worship resources.
A brief history of where we are at in the Critical Race Theory and Social Justice Ideology, as well as two books that make this challenging time easier to understand.
Watch a recording of the recent webinar conversation among a panel of white anti-racism allies.
How much do we know about the Indian Boarding schools? How many stories of survivors have we heard?
Critical Race Theory is controversial and can be divisive. Here Rudy Gonzalez gives his opinion on the issue.
Why is it difficult to teach and preach about racism? The Office of Race Relations held a webinar discussion with a few leaders from across the US on May 11, 2021 focusing on this question.
This article is a brief review of Thaddeus J Williams' recent text Confronting Injustice without Compromising Truth: 12 Questions Christians Should Ask About Social Justice.
Race Relations advocate Rudy Gonzalez shares his thoughts on the importance of having open conversations about Racism in light of the Gospel, and the key component of listening.
Race Relations advocate Viviana Cornejo reflects on why the best and only way to move forward from an unpleasant history is to be strong, bear the pain, and confront the past.
Pastor Mark Stephenson describes ways in which white people may be unknowingly maintaining racism toward BIPOC colleagues and ways they can recognize it and stand up against it.
Pastor Scott DeVries writes in this article that viewing racism as a system recognizes it as a complex reality that will take effort to understand and work against.
The CRC Office of Race Relations shares helpful links to workshops, resources, and podcasts that will help jumpstart conversations about racism and justice.
We hope this hour-long conversation will help you learn the importance of seeing history from perspectives other than your own.
The place where we decide to be wise or to be foolish is the heart, which is why we must guard it diligently.
We do not want to turn away from this pain, but instead would like to do a better job of pointing you towards resources to use with your Youth Group or during SERVE.
Game shows with surveys are fun and trivial. But when it comes to missional, adaptive work of the church, what the denominational survey says is not enough.
Here are resources to help your church celebrate the multicultural church of Christ!
We want to welcome Chelsea Schiavi to the Office of Race Relations and Safe Church Ministry as an Administrative Coordinator. Learn more about her background, passions, and aspirations in this post.
In two separate blogs, Dr. Stan Wallace of Global Scholars (USA) navigates through the turbulent waters of Social Justice (intentionally capitalized) and social justice.
On top of the presidency and the pandemic, there were protests. What did these look like from the outside?
The analysis found in Du Mez' book Jesus and John Wayne drives one to ponder how the balance of influences one leans on shapes the totality of a world-and-life view.
God’s mission is mainly propagated by his church—and therefore, the body of Christ must be the embodiment of his shalom and unity.
Celebrate the multicultural church of Christ on Race Relations Sunday (February 7, 2021). Find worship resources here!
Here's a list of scheduled Race Relations workshops coming up in 2021! All workshops are virtual at this point.
This asynchronous learning course (online, DIY) will help individuals to learn and understand the beginning of the racial division between white and non-white peoples.