Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Racial Reconciliation
Clip: 2/21/2014 | 3m 4s
More and more churches and denominations are continuing to repent of the sin of racism.
The recent reconciliation service in New Orleans was “about acknowledging what has taken place in history, apologizing for that, and seeking ways to see our neighbor in a different light,” says Bishop Morris Thompson of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Racial Reconciliation
Clip: 2/21/2014 | 3m 4s
The recent reconciliation service in New Orleans was “about acknowledging what has taken place in history, apologizing for that, and seeking ways to see our neighbor in a different light,” says Bishop Morris Thompson of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana.
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