Acting PWC Police Chief Jarad Phelps talks about the events of 2020, protests, and how the dept is engaging with the community, sharing his perspective on how we are better together.

In our last episode, we introduced you to Brandon Ellis who shared his history and heart with us. Let’s jump back in with part two of our discussion with Brandon and hear his thoughts on what the church is facing today.

Brandon Ellis is a local photographer and videographer, and an activist and advocate for social justice and equality. In this first of a 2-part conversation, Brandon shares a bit of his family history and the experiences that made him who he is and that motivates him today.

Conversation with Dre Stokes: local activist and co-leader of two non-profits. Dre is advocating for his community by being the change he wants to see. Join us as we discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and the events Dre Stokes and his friends are organizing to make social justice a reality.

Join our conversation with Sanford and Anastasia Williams as we hear about their experiences and discuss how we move forward.

Join us as we speak with Brien Johnson, discussing what’s next after the protests of the murders of George Floyd and too many others.

Join us to discuss a brief history of protesting injustice in America.

We are joined by special guest Samantha Spittle and turn our attention to reflect on the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, we turn our attention to actions we can take in response to these injustices.

In reflecting on the public outcry over the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, we are going to discuss what not to say in response to these acts of violence against people of color.

Part 2 of the White Privilege episode.  We will go over the statistics in 12 areas of our society which demonstrate the pervasiveness of white privilege faced by many people every day.