Faith In Parents #152 | Black History Month - a Christian perspective
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Join us this Black History Month as we sit down with the wonderful Felix Aremo. Listen in for how to enjoy more of the beautiful diversity the Kingdom ... eating together, hearing each other's stories and celebrating our unity in Christ. Felix understands British culture and he understands church culture. He understands the subtle ways we continue to 'other' our neighbours, our brothers and sisters. He helps us long for and work for better. Ed Drew is the director of Faith in Kids.Amy Smith is a writer for Faith in Kids.Felix Aremo is a Bible teacher and mission theologian at London City Mission. He trains Christian leaders and gospel workers in urban mission and cross-cultural disciple-making. He is married with two young boys.Resources:God's Very Good Idea Storybook - for young children, from the Good Book CompanyThe Big Wide Welcome Storybook - for 3-6 year olds, from the Good Book Company. Healing the Divides - for adults, from the Good Book Company Support the show
Released on 16 Oct 2024
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