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Righting 1,256 Wrongs with Greg R. Taylor, Part 1
Join us for Part 1 of "Righting 1,256 Wrongs" as Chris & Alison sit down with special guest Greg (Ross) Taylor. In this conversation, they explore the fascinating journey of Greg Taylor, a talented writer, editor, and minister, with a deep passion for storytelling and social justice.
Born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, to Okie parents, Greg's diverse experiences have shaped his perspective on life. From studying journalism at a young age to living and working in Uganda for seven years, he has traveled extensively, absorbing the richness of different cultures. Greg's professional writing career took off in 1999 with a compelling report for Christianity Today on a cult mass murder in East Africa. Since then, he has contributed to numerous magazines, including Publishers Weekly, and published several books.
In this episode, Greg dives into a discussion on reparations for black communities and the complexities of race. Drawing from his experiences and research, he offers valuable insights and engages in a compassionate dialogue about the importance of addressing historical injustices and working towards reconciliation.
Tune in to "Stuck in My Head" this week and join Chris, Alison, and Greg as they explore the depths of storytelling, social justice, and the ongoing journey towards racial healing and equality.
To give to the 1256 Movement, visit https://1256movement.org/
Grab a copy of Greg's latest book here: https://www.amazon.com/Lay-Down-Your-Guns-Honduras/dp/B00IMOWI7Y/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Greg+Taylor&qid=1687210982&s=audible&sr=1-2
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By Christopher KingJoin us for Part 1 of "Righting 1,256 Wrongs" as Chris & Alison sit down with special guest Greg (Ross) Taylor. In this conversation, they explore the fascinating journey of Greg Taylor, a talented writer, editor, and minister, with a deep passion for storytelling and social justice.
Born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, to Okie parents, Greg's diverse experiences have shaped his perspective on life. From studying journalism at a young age to living and working in Uganda for seven years, he has traveled extensively, absorbing the richness of different cultures. Greg's professional writing career took off in 1999 with a compelling report for Christianity Today on a cult mass murder in East Africa. Since then, he has contributed to numerous magazines, including Publishers Weekly, and published several books.
In this episode, Greg dives into a discussion on reparations for black communities and the complexities of race. Drawing from his experiences and research, he offers valuable insights and engages in a compassionate dialogue about the importance of addressing historical injustices and working towards reconciliation.
Tune in to "Stuck in My Head" this week and join Chris, Alison, and Greg as they explore the depths of storytelling, social justice, and the ongoing journey towards racial healing and equality.
To give to the 1256 Movement, visit https://1256movement.org/
Grab a copy of Greg's latest book here: https://www.amazon.com/Lay-Down-Your-Guns-Honduras/dp/B00IMOWI7Y/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Greg+Taylor&qid=1687210982&s=audible&sr=1-2