Release. Repair. Restore: Thoughts Beyond Ferguson Toward Racial Healing
By Jacqui Lewis , Nov 25, 2014
I suppose if Ferguson was an isolated context or if Michael Brown’s death was an anomaly, congregations this Sunday might simply pray for the families, for the burning buildings, for the broken glass in the streets and the broken hearts in Ferguson and around the nation. But neither is true.
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