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Know the Story Own the Story and Change the Story.
What is the Reconciler Pathway?
Join the Reconciler Pathway
Reconciler Pathway is a dual-track program that embodies the Know, Own, Change model. Within the program, there are Reconcilers and Fellows. Reconcilers will consist of laypersons within the church who want to pursue gospel-centered reconciliation within their churches and communities. They will engage in bi-monthly virtual sessions over a 12-month period, where they will learn about the history and impact of racism in our country, the role of the Church, and how they can act with mercy and justice, advancing the mission of Gospel-Centered reconciliation.
What is a Reconciler?
- An individual with a deep passion for the Gospel.
- An individual who desires to advance the mission of Gospel-centered reconciliation.
- An individual who is committed and active in the local Church.
Commitment of a Reconciler
- Commit to attending bi-monthly sessions over a 12-month period.
- Each module consists of four, weekly virtual sessions
- Commit to reading and engaging with all provided materials.
- Commit to interacting with other Reconcilers with grace, humility, and love.
Desired Outcome for Reconcilers:
- To encourage and equip each other to love our neighbors well.
- To feel empowered to engage with social justice issues from a Gospel-centered framework.
- To renew responsibility of the church in bridging the racial, cultural, and class divide.
Become a OneRace Fellow
OneRace Fellows will comprise pastors and lay leaders who will engage in a train-the-trainer model that challenges them to dig deeper into racial topics and equips them to build a reconciliation practice in their respective communities. We will employ a “Show Coaching Model,” allowing Fellows to gain experience in leading, teaching, and facilitating. The aim is for each, Fellow to be proficient in our process to begin a practice and train their respective church.
Complete the inquiry form to see if the the OneRace Fellows program is right for you.
What is a Fellow?
- A staff pastor or lay leader sanctioned by their lead pastor to establish a Reconciliation practice for their local church.
- An individual who desires to become trained in the transformational model of Know, Own, Change.
- An individual who is committed to continuing the work of Gospel-centered reconciliation in their local church setting.
Commitment of a Fellow:
- Commit to a 12-month program
- Commit to leading a small group made up of Reconcilers
- Commit to reading and engaging with all provided materials
- Commit to meeting with a member of the OneRace staff for coaching
- Commit to interacting with other Fellows with love, humility, and grace
Qualifications of a Fellow (RPF):
- Theologically conservative and socially conscious.
- A deep passion for God’s heart for racial reconciliation in the church.
- Well respected in their community and church.
- At least five years of experience working through the Know Own Change
- At a 501/601 level in their understanding of the gospel application to race.
- Have been with OneRace for at least five years and are on the journey to be formed by the OR Transformational Model.
Desired Outcome for a Fellow:
- Be encouraged and equipped to love their neighbors well.
- Be empowered as facilitators who can return the OneRace content to their home churches.
- Foster lasting relationships with their fellow pastors and leaders to support, encourage, and challenge one another on this journey.
- Receive hands-on guidance and coaching from the OneRace staff.
Reconciliation 101
Know The Story of The Gospel & Reconciliation
This interactive course delves into gospel-centered reconciliation to educate believers on their biblical responsibilities and call to active engagement. We will explore the comprehensive implications of reconciliation, vertically with God and horizontally with others. The sessions will involve in-depth discussions and opportunities to apply Gospel teachings to cultural issues and daily life.
Duration: (4) 90-minute sessions
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Sun, Feb. 2, 2025 | 7 pm
Reconciliation 201:
Know The Story of Race & Racism
This course examines the historical development of race in America, including the church’s role in shaping the current racial landscape. We will discuss the origins of race, the church’s involvement in deepening racial divides, and our role as believers in fostering a reconciled community.
Duration: (4) 90-minute sessions
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Wed, Mar 5, 2025 | 7:00 PM EST
Reconciliation 301
Own The Story Though Confession, Lament, Repentance and Forgiveness (The hard work of heart work)
Participants are called to confront and address the sin of racism on a personal and systemic level. This journey involves deep spiritual work—confessing involvement in racism, lamenting its impact, repenting of complicit behaviors, and forgiving those perpetuating racial injustices.
Duration: (4) 90-minute sessions
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Wed, Mar 7, 2025 | 7:00 PM EST
Reconciliation 401
Own The Story by Owning Your Cultural Identity (Cultural humility)
How does the Gospel influence our understanding of cultural identity? This course helps participants examine and understand their cultural backgrounds influenced by racial and cultural constructs. We’ll explore pivotal biblical narratives, like Peter’s journey and Paul’s opposition in Antioch, to encourage unity through humility and collective growth.
Duration: Four 90-minute sessions
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Wed, July 9, 2025 | 7:00 PM EST
Reconciliation 501
Change the Story with a Wholistic Gospel
Explore the biblical imperative for mercy and justice, inspired by the good samaritan and Jericho road narrative. This course seeks to demonstrate that justice and mercy are deeply rooted in biblical teachings, preparing participants to advocate for mercy and justice within their communities effectively.
Duration: (4) 90-minute sessions
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Wed, Sep 3, 2025 | 7:00 PM
Reconciliation 601
Change the Story through Restorative Justice
It’s time to act. This course addresses the significant changes needed in our narratives and practices to align with the biblical visions of reconciliation and restoration, as seen in Isaiah 65 and Revelation 21. We will discuss practical steps towards living out these transformative visions.
Duration: Four 90-minute sessions
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Join the Reconciler Pathway
Engage in bi-monthly virtual sessions over a 12-month period.
Become a OneRace Fellow
Complete the inquiry form to see if the the OneRace Fellows program is right for you.
