True justice would mean that Ahmaud Arbery is still alive today. We celebrate a ruling of accountability. We continue to work for the day when jogging, sleeping, walking home, holding a cell phone, eating ice cream…isn’t a death sentence – especially for our black and brown siblings. Thank you WSMV News 4, Nashville for […]
Our own Alan Whitley was featured in the Reconciling Ministries Network World Communion Sunday worship service on October 3, 2021. Watch below! About this service: “We Hunger” is a World Communion Day worship service that celebrates the vast and all-inclusive table of God’s welcome. We will reflect upon physical hunger, spiritual hunger, and […]
We are featured in the “Nashville Businesses Who Stand with the Trans Community” Photo Project by Emily April Allen – find it here. We join in love + solidarity with our trans siblings when they continue to be the targets of hateful + exclusive legislation in the State of Tennessee year after year. We […]
Incompatible with Christian teaching: hate, racism, xenophobia and bigotry. // Prayers lifted for the families of our 8 siblings (6 of whom are Asian American) murdered in Georgia. Join us in recommitting to anti-racism in all forms – combating the hate, violence, harassment, discrimination, shunning, and child bullying against BIPOC, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders […]
