File:Forest Hill Church is improving race relations in Charlotte N.C.jpg
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Looking at the past of racial/ethnic dysfunction in the USA, the ongoing struggle towards harmony, and how you can play a role in the progress toward reconciliation.
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English: The Church, the Body of Jesus Christ, needs to lead the way in reconciliation in America and the world. Hearing one another is a great first step.
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| Author | Delsdealinswithgodnman |
This is one of many efforts by Forest Hill Church to improve our Charlotte, NC community, our nation and our world.
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Love 2019 photographic contest.
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