How does a person who is raised to dislike other races and another who was distrusting of white people find each other? How does a person change their perspective from that of their family of origin? How should brothers and sisters in Christ respond to racism? These questions and more we’ll explore While Getting Real immersed in Truth. 

The theme of Redemption is weaved all throughout Ken and Gigi’s story. It’s visible in they’re personal stories and in they’re story as a couple. They have seen what God can do and how the love of Christ can change hearts. I will pray alongside them and ask you to join me as we pray for opened eyes, changed hearts, healing for each other, our country, and around the world. 

On June 12, 1967 Loving V. Virginia Supreme Court ruling legalized interracial marriage in America. People around the world celebrate June 12 as Loving Day. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/06/10/loving-day-june-12-marks-supreme-court-interracial-marriage-decision/5326018002/

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