Why saving your ‘race’ is not a Christian duty

“And Jesus came and said to them, ‘All authority in heaven and earth has been given to me.  Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you.” ~ […]

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I am a new creature

In Christ, I begin again. Old time is gone, no longer to be seen again. New time is present. I need only to attend to it, to attest to it. I am here and I am right now. I am a new creature. In Christ, I begin again. A stereotype is a repeated identity. God […]

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He Carries: A Tribute to All Fathers

Without making a sound, he carries the weight of our worlds on his shoulders. He carries the demands of our dreams and the sacrifices of our visions. He carries our expectations of a better life, our hope for a brighter future. He is Mister Right and Mister Fix- it. Our Prince Charming, he is the […]

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What believing in race has cost us

Believing in race has cost us our identity.  We have yet to see who we really are.  So covered up in stereotypes, our true self has yet to be acknowledged much less accepted. Believing in race has cost us our authenticity.  Instead, we all “wear the mask that grins and lies.”  We not only pretend […]

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The Inspiration of Race

What inspires our belief in race?  Why do we have so much faith in this social construct?  Is it because we built it that we take pride in it, that we cannot let it go? For me and I suppose so many others, race creates more questions than answers.  In fact, the more that I […]

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