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A core dimension of reconciliation for the Christian entails opening space for people to face one another’s racial sins under the Lordship of Christ. It is the clearing of space for radical acts of listening and tending to the other face to face by which we can understand the systemic habits of racial sin we have been born into. Receiving the life of the resurrection pushes us to uncomfortable places in order to embody the good news of reconciliation in which violence is overcome by presence, antagonism by forgiveness, brokenness by renewal. In this workshop Leroy Barber & David Fitch will explore these dynamics and their practical outworking in communities of believers.