167. Racial Justice and Working Class Ministry Special
Words of Grace: Living Hope in the Diocese of SheffieldShow Notes
"Who is missing from the table? And how do we make sure there is space for everyone?"
Revd Adam Priestley and Revd Anesia Cook host today’s Racial Justice and Working-Class special.
Adam and Anesia talk about:
✝️ Ministry on the margins in Doncaster ✝️ The realities of working-class life and feeling left behind ✝️ Racial justice, identity and belonging in the Church ✝️ Creating spaces of welcome, grace and honest conversation ✝️ What it means to gather - and be sent out - as one body in Christ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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