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Gracism And Multicultural Bridge-building With David Heiliger

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May 24, 2023
Tracey Tiernan

Does a white man have a voice in the conversation around racial reconciliation?  

How can I be a bridge-builder if I don’t live near people who look different from me?  

What is God calling ME to do to help bring unity and healing to our world? 

20 years ago, Dr. David Anderson introduced the world to the concept of “Gracism- the Art of Inclusion.” Because how we talk about race has changed since 2007, the revised and expanded “Gracism” has just been released. A mentee of Dr. Anderson, my friend David Heiliger has been learning and joining in this important work around the world.  

Join me and my special guest David Heiliger, Pastor of Multi-Cultural Bridge Building at Bridgeway Community Church for honest conversation about the racial divide in our world and Jesus’s heart to heal it. We all have a part to play.  

     

You can learn about Your Day Brighter®‘s host Tracey Tiernan and discover more episodes of this podcast by visiting the Your Day Brighter® Podcast Page.

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