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Rev. Chris Jimmerson's service delivered on October 25, 2026. One of our new ends priorities for living out our mission at the church says, "We commit to justice in every part of our lives and our church by confronting racism and oppression." One of our religious values at the church is "courage". We'll examine why mustering the courage to confront racism and oppression whenever and wherever we encounter it is fundamental to our faith and our own spiritual transformation.
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