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The Race Story ReWrite Project: The March issue’s article on the Race Story ReWrite Project has created some interesting conversations with our readers, including one who said that even using the word “race” itself is outdated and should be avoided. The website www.racestoryrewrite.com features videos of people talking about their experiences with ethnic groups other than their own and what they as individuals are doing to create a future of justice and healing. Part of the Forging relationships and merging diverse perspectives Project cofounder Tod Ewing wrote in his blog on the site: What I learned is that two people (or communities) who come from races that have historical suspicion and distrust . . . can still build bonds of unity over time if they both can keep the commitment to serving the community in mind. If their commitment to service is strong enough, it becomes a motivating factor for addressing, in real time, these historic fears, doubts and suspicions that will inevitably arise during their collaborative effort. And, if they’re honestly addressed in real time, at least two things happen: A relationship can be forged and the community being served becomes the beneficiary of the merging of their diverse perspectives.” |
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Seeing Jesus as a Way-Shower 
To think of Jesus as being different from other individuals is to misunderstand his mission and purpose in life. He was a way-shower and proved his way to be a correct one. His method was direct, dynamic and powerful, yet extremely easy and simple to comprehend. He believed in God in himself as Power and Reality. Believing in God within, he was compelled to believe in himself.
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