Our country is experiencing collective trauma. As you lead in your sphere of influence—whether that’s a business, nonprofit, church, or your home—you’re facing unique challenges. On Thursday, June 11, 2020 from 7-8:30 PM, Missio Seminary will foster authentic discussion on racial reconciliation to navigate these issues.
Participants will move through four phases during the Town Hall, exploring and building on shared experiences.
- Who Are We? through the sharing of personal stories.
- Where Are We? through a deeper exploration of personal and shared racial history in the community.
- Where Do We Want To Be?
- What Will We Do As Individuals and With Others To Make A Difference?
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Moderator: Dr. Chad Hinson (PULPIT Sr. Fellow and Affiliate Professor, Senior Pastor of Alpha Baptist Church)
Panelists:
- Rev. Leonard Dow (Missio Board, Everence Financial)
- Mary Harper (Missio Board, former Manager of Faith and Spiritual Affairs, Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services city of Philadelphia )
- Dr. Michael Heath (Missio Adjunct Faculty, Director of Admissions)
- Dr. Damone Jones (Missio Board, Adjunct Faculty, Pastor of Bible Way Baptist Church)
- Dr. Kyuboem Lee (Director of Doctor of Ministry Program, editor of Journal of Urban Mission)
- Dr. Todd Mangum (Director of Master of Theology Program)
- Hon. Dana Redd (CEO Rowan University/Rutgers-Camden Board of Governors; Former Mayor of Camden, NJ; Former Senator, 5th Legislative District of NJ)
- Dr. Chandra Williams (PULPIT Program Steering Committee, Pastor of United Missionary Baptist Church, Vice President of the New England Missionary Baptist Convention)
- Hon. Dan Williams (House of Representatives 74th District, Pastor of New Life In Christ Fellowship, former Missio Board Member and Faculty)
- Dr. Clarence Wright (Missio Affiliate Faculty, Pastor of Love Zion Baptist Church, Board Chairman for Chosen300 Ministries)
We should always be ready. The Lord will return