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Historically, East LA has been a shining example of the challenges and opportunities that take place in the Mexican-American community. Taking its starting point from the well-known movie Stand & Deliver, based upon the experiences of Garfield High School teacher Jaime Escalante, this workshop will address what the current state of affairs is in education. A discussion will also take place which will provide strategies and hope for future. Listen 58:46 minutes (53.8 MB)

Language, bi-culturalism, race and generational differences are just a few of the challenges Latino youth face in living productive and Godly lives in a hostile America. This seminar will define what it means to be “Latino Enough” in the United States so that young Latinos can live out God’s purposes in their lives without anxiety, fear or shame. Listen 62:17 minutes (57.03 MB)

Come hear the pitfalls and moments of reconciliation from 3 people working together to bring Jesus to their community. The presenters: a black man from black church culture in Jackson Mississippi; a Mexican Puerto Rican woman from East L.A. that grew up in a small Latin church, and a high school Student Body President white guy who grew up in a beachfront community. Hear how even putting together this seminar has shown that it’s possible to work together from radically different environments, ethnic groups and cultures, but in order to serve a diverse community with no majority, Christ is calling us to reconcile to one another. Listen 61:11 minutes (56.02 MB)