How will the church respond to the overturning of Roe v. Wade? How does this impact diversity in fellowship?

What are some (more) cultural differences that we need to be aware of? Everything you need to know about ironing your shirt!!

What is gentrification? How does it impact our efforts for diversity in fellowship?

How does the recent Supreme Court nomination impact the Church? How is this a diversity in fellowship issue?

Do different cultures find offense in different statements or actions? How do we respond to that as Christians?

Kenny and William got the chance to share at the pastor's retreat for Practical Shepherding.

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Recently, there have been several injustices committed against women. William and Kenny discuss two of these.

A biological male who identifies as a female won a women's swimming championship (https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/lia-thomas-becomes-first-transgender-woman-win-ncaa-swimming-champions-rcna20562). Also, Christianity Today and Grace Community Church failed to respond properly when women reported abuse (https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2022/march/sexual-harassment-ct-guidepost-assessment-galli-olawoye.html), (https://julieroys.com/macarthur-shamed-excommunicated-mother-take-back-child-abuser/). 

Should we use labels like "Uncle Tom" or "Woke" or "sellout"? How do we respond when we are labeled as such while striving for diversity in fellowship?

While we do not agree with the conclusion of this article, we thought it represented the sentiment of those who use derogatory labels to describe "race traitors:" (https://andscape.com/features/what-should-black-folk-do-with-the-word-coon/)

When a racial tragedy strikes, why is black on black crime often a talking point? Is this right?

Does work in one area mean that we cannot be racist in other areas? How do we avoid this error?