What's Next? Building Community with Faith Practitioners from Across the Country

Join us for a special post-election Nurture the Soul series, "What's Next?"
In this episode, we welcome a small group of diverse faith practitioners (campus, church, community organizing and board settings) who met through a gathering of people to explore racial justice.
We'll learn through personal accounts of how they have attended to sacred self-care in complicated and diverse settings; developed strategies and skills for sustaining themselves in their work; confronted their fears personally and collectively in order to model building authentic relationships of trust across our divided Nation.
All of this has led to an imagination and practice of what a just world for all looks and feels like and a deep admiration and a sustaining kinship.
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Resources:
Blessing shared by Dr. Sharon Fennema, quoted from Jan Richardson:
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Join the Movement website:
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Nurture the Soul is a weekly webinar sharing practical, educational, innovative and formational resources and engaging critical topics for local churches and people of faith. Produced by Justice and Local Church Ministries of the United Church of Christ, we faithfully focus on care and education for the people of God, and create opportunities to gather, learn, engage and digitally worship together. From cultural and community organizing to congregational leadership, from worship and theology to resourcing small and rural churches, from ministry with youth and children to wide ranging justice issues, featuring guest artists, authors and key leaders, Nurture the Soul stays current to how the Gospel and our faith is alive in this time. This is a space for connection, community, and nurture. Together, we can bring our church, our community and the world, towards the world God imagines for all of us.