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Join us for a transformative class on How to Fight Racism:  Courageous Christianity and the Journey Toward Racial Justice by Jemar Tisby—a compelling and practical guide for people of faith who want to move beyond awareness and into action. Grounded in a Christian vision of justice and reconciliation, this study invites us to confront the reality of racism with honesty, courage, and hope. Together, we’ll explore concrete steps toward building beloved community as we live into our baptismal call to resist evil, injustice, and oppression in whatever forms they present themselves. All are welcome—come ready to learn, reflect, and act.

As a Reconciling in Christ community, we pledge to strive for truth and justice. And we acknowledge that the necessary work required of us to live into that pledge demands we take an honest look at ourselves and do the hard work of examining and rooting out the systemic injustices in our church.
During February of 2025, we hosted a weekly discussion of Jemar Tisby's book "The Color of Compromise." This was the first part of a 2-part series on anti-racism we are hosting this year.
Part 2 of the series will begin on September 10th.

We will meet via Zoom on Wednesdays @ 7pm
, on chapter per week. Please be on the lookout in our newsletter, on social media and our website for more info. Tisby's follow-up to his first book, "How to Fight Racism", will be the subject of the second series. There are copies of the book and an accompanying study guide available now and for FREE at Nineveh for any who would like one.


Reading Schedule: Sept 10-Nov 19
Sept 10: Chapter 1
Sept 17: Chapter 2
Sept 24: Chapter 3
Oct 1: Chapter 4
Oct 8: Chapter 5
Oct 15: Chapter 6

Oct 22: Chapter 7
Oct 29: Chapter 8
Nov 5: Chapter 9
Nov 12: Chapter 10
Nov 19: ​Conclusion
Video Series
How to Fight Racism
​How to Explain Race & the Image of God
How to Explore Your Racial Identity

How to Study the History of Race
How to Do Reconciliation Right
How to Make Friends

How to Build Diverse Communities
How to Work for Racial Justice
How to Fight Systemic Racism
How to Orient Your Life to Racial Justice

​Conclusion

Chat Items from February 26 Discussion on “The Color of Compromise”

​Over the course of our February discussion, our group compiled a list of resources to help guide us as individuals and as a community as we move forward, putting our words into action in the ongoing fight against racism in our world. 

Open Yale Courses - African American History: From Emancipation to the Present 

T G Howard Center - Pulaski

Calfee Community & Cultural Center 

NAACP Chapter in Montgomery Co./Radford/Floyd Co.

Dialogue on Race, Montgomery County/NRV

Jemar Tisby’s Podcast – “Pass the Mic”

FILMS ·
Ava DuVernay’s Documentary Film “13th” ·
PBS American Experience Film, "The Blinding of Isaac Woodard" ·

​Standing Up for Racial Justice - Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is a national organization that brings hundreds of thousands of white people into fights for racial and economic justice.
Nineveh Lutheran Justice Ministry
201 Harvey St Radford, VA 24141
Phone: 540-639-2671
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      • Campfire Collective
    • Peer Recovery
    • Saturday Workshops
  • ; Resources
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