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Can racism be healed?
First appeared as a Web Original on September 3, 2020
I prayed on the day George Floyd, a Black man, died at the hands of a white officer while in police custody. My prayer went something like this: “What, Lord? What do I think? What do I do?”
There was something especially unsettling about the nature of Mr. Floyd’s death. It was such a bold affront against humanity. Yet the broadcast of a death under similar circumstances, filmed on cell phones by witnesses, is something we have seen, heard, and read about many times before.
Injustice is not just an affront against humanity, it is a bold affront against God, divine Love.
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October 26, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Lorna Scherff, Bart Jealous, Lori Biesterfeldt
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Keeping abreast of the times
Susan Stark
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Can racism be healed?
Kwadjo Boaitey
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The hereness and nowness of harmony
Lyle Young
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Innocence that dissolves racism
Jane Hickson
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God’s unique messages
Annette Dutenhoffer
Teens
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What you can do about racism
By Christian Kongolo with Jenny Sawyer
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Intelligence that’s always present
Emmanuel Tekila
Testimonies of healing
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Listening for God’s voice heals grief
Nancy Stiner
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Aggressive flu symptoms healed quickly
Jim Williams
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Baby daughter able to drink milk again
Natalie Morgan
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'Let love, in one delightful stream, ...'
Peter Anderson
Editorial
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What is social justice?
Betty Jean O’Neal
- Bible Lens—October 26–November 1, 2020