Soul Care Practices for the Reconciler
Wednesdays 7-8:30p
Explore Soul Care practices, the role Soul Care played in Racial Reconciliation advocates, and explore what Soul Care Rhythms could look like for you.
Instead, we always come back to the broken body and shed blood of Jesus as we learn to stay at the table. Whether you’ve been at this table your whole life or you’re brand new, there is a seat for you at the Family Table.
Look out for the next round of Table Talks Coming Winter 2024!
All tables are virtual unless otherwise noted.
Tuesdays 6:30-8p
Learn about the diversity of other cultures through the lens of food.
This table is Hybrid and runs for 8 weeks.
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Tuesdays 6-8p
Survey the powerful project initiated by New York Times journalist, Nikole Hannah-Jones.
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Wednesdays 6:30-8p
Uncover racism and bias in our local churches, housing, and education systems.
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Mondays 7p
Explore the topics of community reckoning, reclaiming land, micro-aggressions, red-lining, and racism in the entertainment industry.
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Sundays 4-5:30p
Learn about the untold history of America’s first Black millionaire former slaves who endured incredible challenges to amass and maintain their wealth for a century.
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Wednesdays 7p
Through the highlighted biblical stories of Moses, Paul, Jesus and others, learn how to love our neighbors sacrificially, enact systemic change, and grow more Christlike as citizens of God’s kingdom.
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Wednesdays 6-8p
Take a look at some historical events in our American History, and bring into the light some of the hidden stories.
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Mondays 7p
Step into racial reconciliation, social justice, and spiritual healing that creates both individual and communal transformation, and learn how to use your faith as a force for change.
This table is in person.
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Thursdays 6:30p
Learn how African-Americans have directly inspired and created some of the many foods we eat through watching and discussing the Netflix series High on the Hog. We’ll conclude this educational journey by supporting the black-owned Los Angeles restaurant Post & Beam’s 8-course educational Hemings & Hercules dinner that is also featured in the Netflix series.
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