Justice Talks

Justice Talks is a small group that meets periodically to learn and reflect on the diversity of Christ's Creation. We facilitate this through the study of books, documentaries, podcasts, or art on wide-ranging topics like Race, Disability, Sexuality, Gender, Homelessness, and Poverty.

Past Justice Talks

Be the Bridge 101

What: Justice Talks is offering a 2 month virtual study on the Be The Bridge 101 course in September and October that is open to all of the Trinity community.  This course will consist of individual study and reflection with 2 virtual meetings. This course describes the content as, "When it comes to racial bridge-building for white people, Be the Bridge places a lot of the focus on listening to and learning from people of color. But there’s also some important internal work that white people need to do as well. When white people don’t understand some of the basic tenets of whiteness, it’s hard to fully engage in the work of racial reconciliation."
Ordering Information:
Purchase a PDF download for $10 - HERE
You will be able to download the PDF on the order confirmation screen.
*Please indicate if you need assistance ordering this guide on the virtual Registration Form

I'm Still here

What: Justice Talks is offering a two month virtual book study open to all of the Trinity community in September and October.  We will be studying I’m Still Here by Austin Channing Brown. Goodreads describes the book with this: “From a powerful new voice on racial justice, [I’m Still Here is] an eye opening account of grouping up Black, Christian, and female in middle class, White America. Listen to a sample of the book HERE 

Ordering Information:
Title: I'm Still Here
Author: Austin Channing Brown
ISBN 9781524760854
*Please indicate if you need assistance ordering this book on the virtual Registration Form
***Justice Talks meets periodically to learn and reflect on the diversity of Christ's Creation. We facilitate this through the study of books, documentaries, podcasts, or art on wide-ranging topics like Race, Disability, Sexuality, Gender, Homelessness, and Poverty.