When whiteness is centered in contemplative spirituality, the contemplative practices of black, indigenous, and other communities of color are minimized and ignored. Join us for an experiential conversation about contemplative practices of the black church with Dr. Amy Hartsfield, Counselor and Assessment Consultant at Central Baptist Theological Seminary.

Decentering White Spirituality

We believe in a community where everyone belongs, a city where all have the power to pursue their dreams and ambitions, and a people who are committed to each other’s liberation, until all are at the table together. At The Open Table KC, we create space for hospitality, conversation, peace, and reconciliation, and we root our theology in contemplation and liberation. Join us every second and fourth Sunday from 6:30-8:00 p.m. for food, music and conversation.

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Decentering White Spirituality

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