Derwin Gray on multiracial organizations, dealing with pushback, relying on the Holy Spirit

Timestamps

0:00-8:48
Brennan: Can you share with us about the work that you have been doing?
8:49-15:25
Brennan: Racial justice protests are currently taking place (Summer 2020). What will it take for racial justice to be achieved?
15:26-19:41
Brennan: Can you share some examples of how power sharing takes place in your church?
19:42-23:21
Emerson: You were told it wouldn't be possible to lead a multiracial congregation as a Black pastor, but you now have a large church. What has worked?
23:22-28:56
Bracey: You mentioned that you receive pushback when you talk about conservative politics. What forms has that taken and what has worked to address it?
28:57-31:24
Emerson: Can you share about the three week training you ask new members to go through?
31:25-38:27
Brennan: Your congregation appears to have much higher levels of dialogue and power sharing than we typically see in multiracial congregations. Why do you think that is?
38:28-43:13
Emerson: You are saying that a multiethnic church means more than just having diversity. It means sharing, training, helping, and empowering. Why is that so hard for many people to grasp?