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Virtual Book Trybe

Thursdays:  2:30-4:00 EST.  

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We are in a precarious time, beloved friends.  An unprecedented world wide quarantine has relegated most of us to the four walls of our house while life is, in many ways, on hold.

As this pandemic has exposed the gross inequality in our society, my hope is that a remnant of us will emerge from this pandemic more equipped, more healed, more committed, and more mobilized to seek justice.

For these reasons, I facilitate a Jesus and Justice Online Book Tribe where we read through books together in community. All are welcome; it is a safe space to explore.  We invite the spectrum:

  • Justice Committed

  • Justice Curious

  • Justice Confused   

After we finish each book, we bring in the author for a Community Dialogue, which is always a favorite of this community.

Current Book

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My Grandmother's Hands:  Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending our Hearts and Bodies, by Resmaa Menakem.

Co-facilitated with Rev. Yaya Teela Sorrell, Doctoral Student in Traumatology

Community Dialogue with author Resmaa Menakem coming on July 1st!  Subscribe for details.

Past Books

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Reconstructing the Gospel:  Finding Freedom from Slaveholder Religion, by Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove.

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Trouble I've Seen:  Changing the Way the Church Views Racism, by Drew Hart.

Co-facilitated with James Udell

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The Color of Compromise:  The Truth About the American Church's Complicity in Racism,

by Jemar Tisby.  

Co-facilitated with Bob Hunter.

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The Very Good Gospel:  How Everything Wrong Can Be Made Right, by Lisa Sharon Harper.

Co-facilitated with Grace Ward

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We will started a new book on Monday, May 18, 2020:   I'm Still Here:  Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness, by Austin Channing Brown. 

Co-facilitated with Lauryn Whitney

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