Communication Team |
August 17, 2019 |
Blog Racial Reconciliation Hub Racial Reconciliation Stories Story
Despite comprising only 13 percent of the U.S. population, roughly 40 percent of incarcerated persons in U.S. prisons are black. And while many outlets can tend to spend time disputing the reasons surrounding these numbers, the mentors of Kingdom Men Mentoring Program...
Gabriela Garver |
September 6, 2018 |
Blog Story
While pastors’ spouses are as much in the spotlight as their partners, they’re less often handed a live microphone and an empty stage. We wanted to find out what pastor’s spouses – both pastors’ husbands and pastors’ wives – had to say about life in a...
Elizabeth King |
May 17, 2018 |
Blog Racial Reconciliation Hub Racial Reconciliation Stories Story
Mosaic Midtown Church in Detroit, Michigan, is “a messy church, because you get people with all different views [of] how to do life.” That’s how Rev. Mick Veach describes his church. The multicultural, multi-economic church earned its name as a description...
Anthony Smith |
January 17, 2018 |
Blog Racial Reconciliation Hub Racial Reconciliation Stories Story
we planted a church on accident. God stoked our hearts to plant the gospel, and this is how we started in Salisbury, North Carolina. A city of nearly 35,000 people nestled between two major cities (Charlotte and Greensboro), Salisbury is a microcosm of where America...
