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By SundaytoSaturday.com on December 19, 2020 • ( 0 )

If any or all of the above words resonate with you, then you’ve come to the right place.

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ARTICLE: Critical Race Theory Is the New Boogeyman for the White Evangelical and Reformed Church

By SundaytoSaturday.com on March 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

Lamont English tells it like it is by stating that Christians are treating critical race theory in the 2020’s the same way white Christians treated racism and white supremacy in the 1960’s by blanket labeling it communist and Marxist. Sure, there are parts of critical race theory that Christians should reject, but there are also useful parts. At the very least Christians should do their homework and not parrot platitudes.
ARTICLE: In This Fraught Racial Moment, We Need a Refresher on Human Depravity

By SundaytoSaturday.com on March 5, 2021 • ( 0 )

Priest Tish Harrison Warren argues that the church’s response to racism should be different then the worlds – we should be able to admit systemic racism while also moving past the guilt and shaming of others and ourselves. We love the both/and worldview of this article.
PODCAST: “After Whiteness” with Dr. Willie Jennings

By SundaytoSaturday.com on March 3, 2021 • ( 0 )

A passionate plea to Black Christians to not negotiate with their dignity. If you want a perspective on the frustrations of Black Christians and the churches response to racism within and outside of the church then this is the podcast for you. This is also a great opportunity to listen and learn what the church can do to address systemic and individual racism.
ARTICLE: On the Continued Rise of Anti-Asian Violence

By SundaytoSaturday.com on March 1, 2021 • ( 0 )

Dating back to the 1800’s with the Chinese Exclusion Act to the Immigration Act of 1927 to putting Japanese into interment camps during World War II to the current wave of of violence against Asians in the 2000’s there have been countless waves of anti-Asian laws and sentiment in the United States. Asian American Christian Collaborative president Raymond Chang says Christians and the church must speak up and declare that Asian Lives Matter.
ARTICLE: Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 25, 2021 • ( 0 )

Penned from a person who grew up extremely poor the author sympathizes with why poor white people react vehemently against the term white privilege, but ultimately comes to the conclusion that white privilege does exist and perhaps why so many poor white people have a problem with the term is because classism is mixed up in the term.
ARTICLE: American Christianity’s White-Supremacy Problem

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 22, 2021 • ( 0 )

A thorough history of the church and its complicity with racism and white supremacy doctrine. An excellent starting point to learning about the church and racism working hand in hand. The next step would be to read or watch The Color of Compromise by Jemar Tisby.
BOOK: Gay Girl, Good God

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 19, 2021 • ( 0 )

Gay Girl Good God is a story of redemption not from the clutches of homosexuality, but of a life lived devoid of God. Jackie Hill Perry’s story fills the reader with hope not because it claims that its pages contain the secret to “curing” homosexuality, but because it points just one thing – God.
ARTICLE: White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 17, 2021 • ( 0 )

An excerpt from the paper that started it all. Instead of categorically dismissing intersectionality, read the original paper and come to an opinion yourself. We found it to be compelling and a useful exercise to answer the twenty six questions included in the excerpt.
BOOK: The Gospel in Color

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 16, 2021 • ( 0 )

Grounded in Genesis in the Imago Dei The Gospel in Color firmly traces the evolution of racism back to the garden of Eden when sin entered the world. But, Jesus coming into the world and dying on a cross allows us to be reconciled to him while modeling what it takes to be reconciled to each other.
ARTICLE: No racial reconciliation without intersectionality and privilege

By SundaytoSaturday.com on February 15, 2021 • ( 0 )

Professor Anthony Bradley says white evangelicals have to get comfortable using the terms white privilege and intersectionality to move the conversation beyond platitudes. White people must admit to their privilege not because they need to feel guilty, but to use their privilege for the poor and the oppressed.

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