Testimonies
Brian Fikkert
Author of When Helping Hurts
and Executive Director of the Chalmers Center for Economic Development
Tyler Johnson
Lead Pastor of Redemption Church
in Phoenix, Arizona
Stephen Langa
Elder at Watoto Church
in Kampala, Uganda
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A Dialogue on Racism and Christian Racial Reconciliation Final Reply from Dennae
Scott, I (Dennae) write this final installment, alone. I affirm everything Andrew and I have written together up to this point, but now I want to write as one city leader to another. I care about...
A Dialogue on Racism and Christian Racial Reconciliation Final Post from Scott Allen
Final post from Scott AllenDear Andrew and Dennae,I’m impressed by the time and care you’ve put into your responses, and am...
A Dialogue on Racism and Christian Racial Reconciliation, Response — 2
Response 2Dear Scott, We remain encouraged that you have initiated a dialogue with us as fellow Christians even in the midst...
A Dialogue on Racism and Christian Racial Reconciliation — Post 2
Post 2Dear Andrew and Dennae,Thank you for the thoughtful response. I enjoyed reading it and getting a better sense of your...