Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a vision for a "beloved community"—a global family marked by equality, justice, and brotherly fellowship. In this series from Redeemer City to City, we're talking with pastors and Christian leaders who have experienced building beloved community in and through the local church—and we hope these conversations expand your imagination of what holistic ministry can look like in your city.
Dr. Michael Carrion, Vice President of Church Planting & Leadership Development for City to City NYC, speaks on what biblical reconciliation truly means.
Author and pastor Daniel Hill of Chicago describes building a multi-ethnic congregation in a diverse neighborhood, as well as why it can be difficult for pastors to hold necessary conversations about race.
Church planters Vermon and Dennae Pierre describe the challenges and fruit of building a multi-ethnic church community.
Reyn Cabinte, Manhattan Catalyst of City to City, reflects on participating in a protest alongside other church members in the wake of George Floyd's death—and what role the church can play in those occurring all around the world.
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