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Viviana E
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After I listened to our tour guide, I got thinking: in what ways are we parents molding and shaping our children to become advocates for justice? Justice is not often a subject we talk about at our dinner tables.
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Join us for a 1/2 day of learning about the history of relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Canada. You will have the chance to participate in the KAIROS Blanket Exercise; tour the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre and learn about the work they do; hear teachings about the Indian Act; and learn about First Nations' resiliency.
Join us in a reflective art-making practice. We will learn together about forming community across social and ethnic boundaries, while practicing the art of kintsugi.
Looking for a way to celebrate the CRC's All Nation's Heritage Week? Why not sign up to be a host site for the 2nd Annual Racial Justice Film Week? We have suggested movies and a film kit for each one.
Race Relations work is about listening to the heart of God and hearts of people. In mourning the loss of friends, I heard the sadness within and around me. I felt embraced in the comforting words we spoke to each other.
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The U.S. and Canada have an interesting relationship. In my opinion, it often mimics a sibling rivalry.
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If you are a member of a CRC congregation, are planning to attend Calvin Theological Seminary or any of the colleges affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church, and want to train for and engage in the ministry of racial reconciliation, you can apply for a scholarship through the Office of Race Relations.
Every year churches across the CRC celebrate the multicultural church of Christ during All Nations Heritage Week. This year, the date falls on September 30, 2018. Find worship resources to support your celebration below!
Looking for support as you write your All Nations Heritage Sunday sermon? Download Shiao Chong's reflection "A Biblical-Theological View on Diversity and Racism" in either Spanish or English below.
Those two moments in my life—both virulently racist—clash in tone and spirit, but the line that separates them is thread-thin.
Every year churches across the Christian Reformed Church celebrate the multicultural church of Christ during All Nations Heritage Week. This year, the date falls on September 30, 2018. Join us in the celebration!
Jon Huckins and Jer Swigart challenge limited perspectives of neighbor-love and offer a practical guide for developing uncommon friendships with those that we consider the "other."
In this workshop we’ll explore together how each of our lives are impacted by these social categories, which privilege some and oppress others.
Racism: Looking Back, Moving Forward is a workshop that takes participants through the foundations of racism and whiteness in the United States.
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This is a portion of Viviana's February newsletter. Sign up to receive your full, bilingual Race Relations regional newsletter below!
This is a portion of Viviana's February newsletter. Sign up to receive your full Race Relations regional newsletter below!
What are you doing to help move your heart from “here” to “there” in your own journey of responding to the dream of Martin Luther King Jr.?
Does your church hold any events celebrating Black History Month?
Dig deeper into the Scripture and Reformed thinkers on race and racism to establish a firm foundation for dismantling racism.
Racism harms people created in the image of God. That’s why the Christian Reformed Church has spoken up, on multiple occasions over the years, against racism of various forms.
Want to start a discussion on racism and racial reconciliation in your small group or church? We’ve put together some discussion guides to support you.