Nebraska Synod ELCA
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
You’re invited to join members of the Synod’s R.A.R.E. (Racial Awareness, Reconciliation and Engagement) group for a fall discussion of the “1619” podcast series. “1619” is a five-part New York Times audio series that was released in 2020 and examines the long shadow of American slavery, from the time enslaved people arrived on our shores […]
