This week we talked about disruptive feedback with Dr. Andrea Humphrey. She shares how she learned that God isn’t American” and also talks about her experience as a lead pastor, founder and owner of two businesses, and working in the field of diversity, equity and inclusion. #disruptivepeacemakers #disruptivefeedback #raiseyourvoiceBook recommendations: “My Vanishing Country: A Memoir,” Bakari Sellers “Between The Word and Me,” Ta-Nehesi Coates “I’m Still Here,” Austin Channing Brown  “I Bring the Voice of My People,” Chanequa Walker-BarnesContact info: Website: <a href='https://www.drdrehumphrey.com/'>https://www.drdrehumphrey.com/</a> Email: <a href='mailto:andrea.l.humphrey@gmail.com'>andrea.l.humphrey@gmail.com</a> Twitter: @drp_dre

Disruptive Potluck: What are you bringing to the table?

Disruptive Peacemakers is a podcast that features interviews with interesting people who are committed to anti-racism, racial justice and racial reconciliation. Our guests will be a mix of people who have in-depth knowledge and experience working in this area and everyday people who are at various stages on the journey toward authentic peacemaking and reconciliation. The conversations will center around how to disrupt and shatter racist strongholds in the Christian Church through the biblical discipline of peacemaking. We’ve embraced the definition of peacemaking from the Book of Common Prayer, A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals which states “Peacemaking doesn’t mean passivity. It is the act of interrupting injustice without mirroring injustice, the act of disarming evil without destroying the evildoer, the act of finding a third way that is neither fight nor flight but the careful, arduous pursuit of reconciliation and justice.”