What is race? What does the Bible have to say about it? How does race intersect with gender? And how do we repair what race broke in the world?

Lisa will co-lead this course with author Alexia Salvatierra of Faith-Rooted Organizing: Mobilizing the Church in Service to the World. Alexia is a long time activist and professor who has been recognized internationally for her work in creating lasting movements that have changed communities across the world. This summer, she joins us to help you create yours.

Deepen your understanding of racial inequity through the power of story. Members will deepen their understanding of political, mental, theological and colonization, as they process their own stories and immerse in the stories of “the other.”

Will be back in 2021! Executive Directors of small community based and grassroots organizations will build the capacity of their organizations by investigating community based best practices and building new organizational leadership skills.

To share stories is to shape the way we see the world. To write stories down is to change the world forever.

Great leaders are never islands. They have coaches and communities that come around them to help support, guide and hold leaders accountable to the highest standards.

Level 3 of the Race and Equity Series

Will be back 2021! The coaching cohort is for those who want to become practitioners who can evaluate and apply the theory, as well as teach others to do the same. We will run bible studies using the de-colonial framework developed in the earlier sessions.

In this 6-week book study, we will read Rev. Dr. King’s words and consider their implications for our nation today.

This webinar series will focus on the Captivity Theology framework discussed in Bishop Raymond Rivera's book Liberty to the Captives: Our Call to Minister in a Captive World.

In collaboration with the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival and Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference.

In a browning society and decolonizing world, what can we learn from brown leaders and brown churches in this new epoch of being the church in liminal spaces of tension?

For centuries, the Bible has been used by colonial powers to undergird their imperial designs--an ironic situation since so much of the Bible was conceived in the context of resistance to colonization.

This free webinar is an introduction to Unlock the Potential of Your Nonprofit Board webinar series. It is a good fit for Board Members and Executive Directors seeking to inspire and engage their board.

This is a raw, honest, informative, movement solidarity-building conversation. In light of the uprisings of the past week, it is not enough to perform wokeness. We need true solidarity. True solidarity requires an understanding of the historical and cultural roots and current-day patterns of white women’s betrayals of people of color. It will also require repair.

What does Jesus and the gospels say, or not say about the biggest problems in the world, like hunger, economic inequality, systemic injustice, conflict and war, racism and religious extremism? In a time of Covid-19?

This seven (7) week webinar series is an ideal learning opportunity for those who seek to use their writing gifts for the cause of social justice and who want to build community with other writers who seek the same. It is great for seasoned as as well as young writers who want to hone their skills.