As a young man, Dr. Tony Evans experienced segregation firsthand. And while he believes racism still exists in the United States, Dr. Evans believes the Church can “be the cure for this problem.” He explains on this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories.The pastor, author and speaker has created a three-point plan any church can follow to light the way to healing and unity. View the full plan here: https://tonyevans.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/KingdomStrategyForCommunityTransformation-1.pdf...

Tony Evans: Church ‘Needs to be the Cure’ for Racism

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‘War Is Absolute Evil’: Ukrainian Chaplains’ Story

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Tony Evans: Church ‘Needs to be the Cure’ for Racism

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