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Today at 5 p.m. residents will gather outside of City Hall to protest the Grand Jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown.
Read More »Residents to gather in Downtown Spokane to protest Grand Jury decision
How to help Ferguson: “Stop watching TV and get to work”
I have been stomping around my house, impotent, angry and fearful. Ferguson verdict is in.
Read More »Churches to serve as safe spaces after Ferguson grand jury announcement
The grand jury decision on whether to indict Darren Wilson, the officer who fatally shot African-American teenager Michael Brown, is expected by the end of the month, potentially triggering further civil unrest. Clergy anticipate some might seek refuge in churches, whether to escape violence or find fellowship.
Read More »Ferguson Three Months Later
They wipe clean the street of blood, the cameras have moved on, but the cross remains, the tears remain
Read More »Pastor who took a bullet paves her own way to Ferguson’s frontline
The first time the public heard the name Renita Lamkin was probably the day she was shot.
Read More »Ferguson and the Reality of Jesus
The reality of any talk of race for a Christian starts from the radical statement that Jesus became man to be with us. Meaning all humanistic tendencies to divide humans along ethnic, racial, economic, political subgroups or abilities are false for a Christian.
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