Orthodox Christian Fellowship, and CrossRoad Summer Institute hosted a discussion with Fr. Turbo Qualls about activism as an Orthodox Christian, as part of OCF’s Open Discussions on Race series.
Author: Fellowship of St. Moses the Black
Racial Reconciliation Panel Discussion
Mother Katherine, Fr. Paul Abernathy, Fr. Turbo Qualls, Dn. John Gresham, and Dn. Jonathan Reavis take your questions on the hard topics of racial reconciliation. The discussion was facilitated by Dn. Adam Roberts and the Antiochian Orthodox Department of Missions & Evangelism.
Racial reconciliation interview with Mother Katherine, Dn. John Gresham, & Dn. Jonathan Reavis (GOARCH)
Fr. John Chryssavgis of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America speaks with Mother Katherine, Fr. Dn. John Gresham, & Fr. Dn. Jonathan Reavis about the Orthodox Church and racial reconciliation. Read more
Racial reconciliation interview with Fr. Moses Berry and Fr. Turbo Qualls (GOARCH)
Fr. John Chryssavgis of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America speaks with Fr. Moses Berry and Fr. Turbo Qualls about the Orthodox Church and racial reconciliation. Read more
The Spiritual Wounds of Racism: Fr. Paul Abernathy & OCF
Orthodox Christian Fellowship, and CrossRoad Summer Institute hosted a discussion with Fr. Paul Abernathy about the spiritual wounds of racism, as part of OCF’s Open Discussions on Race series.
Racial Reconciliation interview with Fr. Turbo Qualls
Fr. Turbo discusses prayer, protesting, and the difference between Peter and Paul ministry efforts.
Racial Reconciliation interview with Mother Katherine Weston
Dn. Adam Roberts is conducting a series of interviews around the issue of racial reconciliation. Today’s interview is with FSMB vice-president Mother Katherine Weston of Indianapolis.
Racial Reconciliation interview with Fr. Dn. Jonathan Reavis
Dn. Adam Roberts is conducting a series of interviews around the issue of racial reconciliation. Today’s interview is with FSMB board member Fr. Dn. Jonathan Reavis of St. Mary of Egypt Orthodox Church in Kansas City, Missouri. They discuss racial reconciliation and how Jesus has been with the oppressed throughout history.
“For the Church to truly be the Church, we’re going to have to be in the places where no one wants to be.”
Racial Reconciliation interview with Fr. Paul Abernathy
Dn. Adam Roberts is conducting a series of interviews around the issue of racial reconciliation. Today’s interview is with FSMB board member Fr. Paul Abernathy of St. Moses the Black Parish in Pittsburgh, PA.
“We have to honor the cry of our brothers and sisters who are crying out in pain.”
The Glorified Black Body of Jesus
The fact that so many of us cannot identify with the struggle of Black men and women in this country is perhaps indicative of our failure to recognize Christ—and the Church—as Black. Black people bear the damning mark of stereotypes, all too often resulting in their mistreatment or even unjust death. But Christ and the Church are always found with those that are left out and marginalized.
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