The National African American Missions Council presents the Table of Brotherhood. Table Topic #2: Fixing the Racial Divide in the Church. 2020 has not left us short of things to pray for, to say the least: harsh political campaigns, murder hornets, and violent race wars unfolding in the backdrop of a global pandemic have consumed the greater part of this year. These are just some of the challenges the church is faced with while it tries to carry out its mission. And while some of these challenges are new; some are indeed incredibly old. As the year comes to a close, we the church are being called to reason together. Racial tensions plague our neighborhoods, workplaces, government, and unfortunately our houses of worship have not been exempted from this evil. It's time to come together and discover Christ-centered solutions as brothers and sisters in the same Kingdom. In his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shares “I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood”. All are welcome at the table. Moderator: Pastor Adrian Reeves, NAAMC Executive Director Guest panelists include: Jonathan Thomas, Civil Righteousness Marti Williams, TEAM Equity & Diversity Dr. Efrem Smith, Thrive Urban Leadership Center Dan Germo, Bethany Gateways Gwen Smith, Oneness & Diversity Cru

The National African American Missions Conference (NAAMC) is pleased to introduce "The Table of Brotherhood," a platform series of conversations where the issues of race and injustice can be discussed from a biblical and historical perspective with the aim of providing insight and solutions in a contemporary context. In his infamous "I have a dream" speech, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood". NAAMC invites you to come and join us at the table where black and white brothers and sisters will sit down and unpack the challenging issues of race relations within the body of Christ. Table Topic #1: Race Relations and its Impact on the Great Commission Moderator: Jeffrey Wright, CEO, Urban Ministries Inc. Guest panelists include: Dr. Walter Milton Jr., Co-Author of Black History 365 Curriculum Dr. Joel Freeman, Author of A White Man's Journey Into Black History Greg Thompson, Executive Director of Voices of the Underground Lydia Mims, Human Resources Director, SIM Greg Duhart, Diversity & Inclusion Coach Mona Hennein, CEO of Life Focus Productions Sponsored by: Boundless Ministries, Inc. and The Upper Room Project