Oct 15, 2021 • 1HR 12M

Episode 53: What Does Communion Have to Do With Racial Justice?

 
1×
0:00
-1:12:09
Open in playerListen on);
    Substack App
    Download MP3
    Get a private RSS link for listening
    Subscribe to Church and Main to get a private link for listening in your favorite podcast player. Learn about RSS.

Appears in this episode

Dennis Sanders
Church and Main is a podcast at the intersection of faith and modern life. Join Pastor Dennis Sanders as he shares the stories of faith interacting with the ever-changing world of the 21st century.
Episode details
Comments

This is a special episode where I got to talk to one of my mentors. Doug Skinner is a retired pastor in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the same denomination I’m ordained in. I He lives in the Dallas Fort Worth area and we talk every so often via Zoom to talk about theology. Today, you get to join in on our discussion. We talk about an experience he had after a day of anti-racism training about the role communion has in racial reconciliation. That leads to a wider discussion about the language of the church and social justice. In some ways, they are becoming more and more separated from each other. How do topics like the cross, theology, and communion have to do with sexuality or gender issues? Sit back and find out listen in as I talk to mentor and friend Doug Skinner about the Divine Act of Christ’s death on the cross, expressed in communion and what it means for the public square.

Doug Skinner's Blog

Please leave a rating or review on your podcast platform. Share the podcast with others! What did you think of the podcast episode? Questions? Send an email: denminn@gmail.com.

website: enroutepodcast.org

YouTube: https://bit.ly/enrouteyt

Share