Mia Valdez, Hannah Anderson, and Sophia Anderson make up the Anderson sisters! Together, they open up the conversation on Race and When You Can’t Figure Out Where You Fit. The Andersons have a very unique but relatable perspective on what it’s like growing up bi-racial in a primarily white, conservative environment. They have lots of rich truth to share, and we’re so glad they were willing to share it with us! They are so fun and welcoming, and we know you’ll enjoy this episode as much as we did. 

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Jonathan Reavis shares his perspectives in episode 3 of 3 on Race and the Workplace. Jonathan is an ordained deacon in the Eastern Orthodox Church, and a social worker by trade. He shares much wisdom on how these two roles integrate and how Christians should view the sufferings of people in the sufferings of Christ, and how that impacts the fight for racial justice. This episode was especially fun for us as Jonathan is also Tiffany’s brother! Take some time to really engage and let this truth resonate. 

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Tosin Akande opens up the conversation on Race in the Workplace. Tosin has been one of the most influential people to us in our journey of learning and fighting for racial justice and equality. She has a brilliant way of story-telling, creating metaphors and analogies to enhance understanding, and is not afraid to speak the truth. We love and appreciate her passion for people. Listen with an open heart and let this truth resonate within you. 

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Marianne Dublado continues our conversation with lots of deep insight regarding Race and the American Church. In this episode, she unpacks what it’s looked like for her to peel the layers off of what she’s come to understand as White Supremacism often disguising itself as being biblical truth. Marianne also shares about her experience recently contracting COVID-19, and her journey to recovery. 

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Jamar Mitchell continues our conversation on Race and the American Church. Jamar has served at many different churches, and finds himself forming Bible study groups wherever God has him. We truly felt nourished and deeply encouraged during our conversation, and challenged to love God and our neighbor well. 

Jonathan Huegel opens up our conversation about Race and the American Church. Jonathan shares about his personal experiences being Mexican-American, shares ways he's experienced racial struggles in the church, and gives us lots of great resources to check out. We know you’ll gain as much as we did from this conversation!

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Vickie shares what she loves about being Korean-American, and wisdom for us all on how to honor and appreciate the races and cultures of our family and friends.

Join the conversation as Michael shares about his experiences moving from India to the USA, and the journey he’s taken personally in reconciling racial prejudices in his life.

Joel kicks off the conversation on Race by discussing his journey moving from Kenya to the States. What is culture, what is its impact on us as individuals, and how can we love and appreciate each other in our fullness?

Welcome to the Only Us Podcast. In this episode, we’ll unpack our vision and goals. Thanks for joining the conversation; let’s stand in the space between us all and learn from each other.