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White Blessing Black Curse
Apr 26, 2022 ·
1h 5m 20s
After the day of Pentecost the church unified and had all things in common. However as blessed as that day was, the stigma of racism and prejudice was there amongst...
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After the day of Pentecost the church unified and had all things in common.
However as blessed as that day was, the stigma of racism and prejudice was there amongst the newly formed church.
As it was then, so is it now.
The church hasn't repented or changed from its racism amongst certain denominations.
The racism is covert and masked in spiritual language, but nonetheless deadly.
We are convinced that individuality, reconciliation, and fellowship over a meal will heal the many decades of the church's iniquity.
How can something be healed that can't be recognized?
How can black people be reconciled to white people, when there has never been equality, not even amongst believers.
We tackle this question in this raw episode.
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However as blessed as that day was, the stigma of racism and prejudice was there amongst the newly formed church.
As it was then, so is it now.
The church hasn't repented or changed from its racism amongst certain denominations.
The racism is covert and masked in spiritual language, but nonetheless deadly.
We are convinced that individuality, reconciliation, and fellowship over a meal will heal the many decades of the church's iniquity.
How can something be healed that can't be recognized?
How can black people be reconciled to white people, when there has never been equality, not even amongst believers.
We tackle this question in this raw episode.
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