RACIAL RIGHTEOUSNESS READING GROUP
Members of DCC have been in discussion about the topic of racial righteousness and the American church's role in racism. What does the Bible say about this? What does our nation's history teach us? What are we called to do as Christians? As part of this ongoing discussion DCC created a Racial Righteousness reading and discussion group that has allowed us to delve into these questions. Click on the book titles below for a synopsis and review of each book. Interested in joining the group? It is open to all. Call the church office for details at 382-1342.
No One Ever Asked by Katie Ganshert (October 2019)
The Color of Compromise by Jemar Tisby (November 2019)
Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson (February 2020)
I'm Still Here by Austin Channing Brown (March 2020)
BOOK REVIEWS BY AMANDA PETERSON
Sheep Tales by Ken Davis (inspirational section)
This book tells about events in the Bible through the animals God created. It starts with the earth’s creation and goes to Jesus death. It is told by Galya, a lamb who is to be a sacrifice, who tells sheep tales to Edgar the raven who has a broken heart. It is really interesting to see the Bible through the eyes of animals God created.
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Blood Ransom by Lisa Harris (inspirational section)
