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Losing a Loved One to Racial Hatred / CHRIS SINGLETON

Chris Singleton is a former professional athlete drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 2017. Following the loss of his mother in a racially motivated mass shooting, Chris has now become an inspirational speaker and best-selling author who has shared his me

The Dream King / MATT LOCKETT AND WILL FORD 3

Matt and Will are co-authors of ogether they co-authored "The Dream King: How the Dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. Is Being Fulfilled to Heal Racism in America"

Your Way, Yahweh / DR. ALVEDA C. KING

Dr. Alveda C. King shares about her father, civil rights activist the late Rev. AD King and her uncle Martin Luther King Junior. She discusses her life as a civil rights activist. She shares her song writing career which has led to her most recent so

Standing With Jesus By The Side of Those Who Have Been Marginalized

Mark Masri has a reminder for all of us that Jesus ALWAYS stands with those who have faced discrimination.

How is Racism Impacting Young People? / CHRIS CHASE

Pastor Chris Chase joins Lara Watson to chat about how racism is impacting today's young people and how we can take steps to confront and defeat racism for the next generation.

The History, Dynamics & Manifestations of Racism / PASTOR VANABLE H. MOODY II

Pastor Van Moody sits down with Greg Musselman to discuss an 11-week series he created which examines the history, dynamics and manifestations of racism.

for KING & COUNTRY / JOEL SMALLBONE

Joel Smallbone of for KING & COUNTRY joins Mark Masri to talk music, faith and the current issues our world is facing.

Systemic Racism in Canadian Health Care / STELLA MASTY BEARSKIN

Crystal Lavallee is joined by Stella Masty Bearskin to speak about how the heartbreaking death of Joyce Echaquan highlights systemic racism in Canadian health care.

Building Bridges / PASTOR TANIA MEIKLE

Pastor Tania Meikle shares a Bible teaching taken from Luke 10:25-37.

Love Rained Down / SOLOMON OVIE IKHUIWU FT. EXTENDED WEB EXCLUSIVE CONTENT

Solomon Ovie Ikhuiwu was born and raised in Nigeria and immigrated to Toronto in 1998. His desire is to see families, cities and nations transformed by knowing and having a personal relationship with Jesus.

The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald / FIRST PEOPLES VOICES

Today The Right Rev. Mark MacDonald shares with Cheryl Weber what he has been hearing from indigenous people as he travels to communities all across the nation. He says that despair is the largest factor of indigenous suicide and identity crises.

Pray for Race Relations

Lorna Talks about the racial motivations surrounding the recent fatal shooting in Saskatchewan that took the life of Colton Boushie.

Civil Rights Activist Dr. John Perkins

Dr. Perkins is president of the John and Vera Mae Perkins Foundation of Jackson, Mississippi. He is one of the leading evangelical voices to come out of the American civil rights movement.

Colour Me The Film

Colour Me challenges viewers to reexamine how they think about race. Anthony McLean runs a groundbreaking mentorship program for black teens in the most demographically changing Canadian city.

Colour Me The Film Part 2

Colour Me challenges viewers to reexamine how they think about race. Anthony McLean runs a groundbreaking mentorship program for black teens in the most demographically changing Canadian city.

Religion & Politics

Find out what the "Red Letters" say about Religion and Politics. Jim Cantelon interviews Dr. Tony Compolo on these controversial topics. Tony Campolo, Professor of Sociology at Eastern University and