
At OneRace Movement, we believe Women’s History Month serves as an opportunity to reflect on the significant roles that women have played in the unfolding narrative of faith and spirituality….
Together, we will confront division and seek to build a unified, Gospel-centered movement that reflects the heart of Christ. With a blend of reflection, learning, and practical engagement, this event aims to empower the Church to lead the charge in racial unity and redemptive action.
The UNITED Prayer Gathering is a powerful, unifying event designed to bring together Churches, pastors, ministry leaders, believers, and the broader community to pray for the ending of division and racism and for God to establish revival and reconciliation. This gathering allows individuals and various congregations to unite in prayer and seek God’s heart for healing, unity, and transformation in both the Church and society.
The Atlanta Justice Experience offers a day of exploration and reflection through key locations in Atlanta’s Civil Rights history.
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At OneRace Movement, we believe Women’s History Month serves as an opportunity to reflect on the significant roles that women have played in the unfolding narrative of faith and spirituality….
Today marks the 60th anniversary of the 16th St. Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama. On that Sunday morning in 1963, four young girls – Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley, Carole…
Dr. King is often reduced to quotable tweets and his quintessential speech, “I Have a Dream.” However, at great peril, I suggest on the 60th anniversary of this speech, we…
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