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You're listening to the Gospel Coalition podcast, equipping the next generation of believers,

pastors, and church leaders to shape life and ministry around the gospel.

Today, we bring you a workshop session with Christi Anya Buele,

Courtney Doctor, Alicia Horton, Irene Sun, and Shar Walker.

As they discuss how the gospel can bridge this historical divide along ethnic lines,

and how God can use us as agents of healing and peace in the church.

This workshop was originally held at TGC's 2018 Women's Conference.

My name is Shar Walker and I serve on staff in Lynchburg, Virginia with the College of

Ministry called Campus Outreach. I have been on staff for seven years now and have really

loved giving my life away to college students, and I am very excited to introduce our panel here

in a second. I feel like I'm on a stage of rock stars, personally, so I'm excited to share a

little bit about our panelists, but before we do, I just want to frame our time to say,

we've kind of talked offline before we got here and have been praying for this room,

and we definitely recognize the topic of race and race relations as it pertains to the US.

I think maybe this is the most, probably potentially the most sensitive panel,

and maybe even one of the most timely that's here, and we really want to commit our time to the

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