Workshop Overview

This educational workshop explores the complex relationship between religion, race, and social justice throughout American history. Drawing from the themes presented in The Cross and the Lynching Tree, participants examine how faith traditions have influenced both liberation movements and systems of oppression within the United States.

Through guided discussion and critical reflection, this workshop encourages participants to engage with historical realities, challenge assumptions, and develop a deeper understanding of the intersections between Christianity, racism, and social change.

Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different search.

Diverse group in courageous conversation about racism

Courageous Conversations About Racism

Community cooking class with diverse participants

Building Community Together

Racism Onion Scale infographic showing layered beliefs

The Racism Onion Scale

Diverse group practicing yoga and meditation together

Healing U Yoga

Music, history, trivia collage: wheel, DJ, guitars

Music History and Trivia Fun

Media room film countdown and anti-racism list

Media Room

We Host Courageous Dialogues

Racism is a choice, and change is, too. Join our Zoom-based resource workshops rooted in guided reading and honest dialogue, then reserve your seat today.