In this episode, we will share what you can expect from our podcast, how this can promote change, and what goals we want to achieve. This is hosted by Pastor Ambrose Carroll, founder of the church, as he passionately shares the urgent need for the black church to lead on environmental and sustainability issues. He recounts his journey from learning about climate change and environmental justice to founding "Green the Church" in 2010. The acronym R.A.C.E. (Resilience, Aboriginal, Courageous, Empowered) forms the core values of the movement. The podcast aims to amplify green liberation theology, promote sustainable practices, and build power for political and economic change within the African American community. Pastor Carroll calls for unity, resilience, and action in the face of global challenges.

More Topics We Discussed In This Episode:

● Lack of Diversity
● Discovering a global faith organization
● Green the Church events across the U.S.
● Noah's Grace
● Embracing ancestral knowledge and heritage
● Building resilience together, despite the appearance
● Individual and community responsibility
● Aligning with authentic African heritage
● Leveraging faith buildings for economic and political influence
● Future of Green the Church