Ethnicity, Reconciliation, & Justice

June 30, 2015

By Andrew McCarty

How to Dialogue Well with Those Different from You

I’ve noticed a sometimes frustrating theme in my life: most people are different than me and act differently than I do.

June 17, 2015

By John Egleston

What a Clean Car Costs: Learning to See White Privilege

A gas station near our house offers a carwash which I’d never used—until a sunny spring Saturday’s errand to gas up our van inspired me to rinse off its layers of Midwestern road crud.

April 14, 2015

By Adam Jeske

11 Basic Cross-Cultural Skills You Need

So you’re heading off to Romania/Burundi/Ecuador for a mission trip/study abroad/backpacking adventure.

February 27, 2015

By Steve Tamayo

Persevering in Reconciliation in the Face of Racism

I want to tell you about one of my most painful experiences with racism.

February 23, 2015

By Wes Foster

Does God Care About Diversity?

Imagine that God created the whole world like my hometown: Orlando, Florida. What would that be like?

February 16, 2015

By Katie Ziegler

Why History Matters

Our first president, George Washington, was born on February 22. Abraham Lincoln, another iconic president, was also born mid-February.

February 03, 2015

By Steve Tamayo

Cross-Ethnic Advocacy & Racial Progress in America

I had a significant encounter with the police on a college campus several years ago. It challenged the way I view race, power, and the importance of being present.