
Founder + Chief Vision Officer @wearearrabon
Richmond, VA
Joined June 2009
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Becoming a Reconciling Community with @davidmbailey
Bridge building, diversity & reconciliation, the significance of worship, the challenges of collaboration. If you've ever wondered how to take the first step towards healing divides, this is for you.
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We’ve heard the rhetoric that demonizes Critical Race Theory. But should citizens of the Kingdom of God have a different response? @davidmbailey, executive director of @wearearrabon, talks with me on the podcast about Critical Race Theory & peacemaking.
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"It is our assignment to be peacemakers. It’s our assignment to be people engaging in a ministry of reconciliation.” @davidmbailey @wearearrabon
So grateful for today's conversation with David Bailey on the podcast...
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“The goal shouldn’t be diversity. The goal should be a reconciling community and diversity is the fruit.” @davidmBailey #gath2021
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The core of the Christian worldview is love and compassion, not debate and division.
My brother @burnsclan_ has a mic dropping word for you today! The Gift of the Black Christian Experience | Tyler Burns youtu.be/jbZpEk-VU2U via @YouTube
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What does culture have to do with economic justice? How do stories from our past help us understand our present and imagine a different tomorrow?
This episode of the Faith and Finance Podcast features @davidmbailey, @marlonfhall, and @joannataft.
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Comment@commentmag22 Apr 2021
As we saw this week, justice can be served through juries—but we can't rely on that alone to create an equitable society.
@davidmbailey shares his five pillars for building a reconciling community.
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"Jesus didn't transform the whole world with a mega church. He did it with 12 disciples." - @davidmbailey
#OverheardAtChurchEconomics #ChurchEconomics
Looking forward to hanging w/ these folks in my home city! Make sure you register for the conference!
Register here to hear @JustinEGiboney, @AmIshoBaraka, @davidmbailey, @mskathykhang, @LatashaMorrison and @audreyassad speak tomorrow at Influencers Weekend 2020: hillcityrva.churchcenter.com…
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If you’re not intentionally looking for the best in the person whose political views disgust you, you are, in effect, acting on the assumption that they are pure evil. You are, in effect, acting like you are God, for only God could know this. That is not something you want to do.
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Are you longing to do something significant about the racial tension in our nation but don't know where to start? Join us this Friday as @davidmbailey of @wearearrabon, shares ways Christians can lead in seeking shalom and reconciliation. RSVP: faithandlaw.org/reconciling-…
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Being conservative or progressive on every single issue is intellectually lazy & unfaithful. Critique and push back on these flawed ideologies.
Make conservatism sympathize & pursue racial justice.
Make progressivism acknowledge absolute truth & the sanctity of life. #AND2020
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How does Christian hope inform our creative work for reconciliation and justice? In this episode, I chat with @davidmbailey, the Founder and Executive Director of Arrabon, an organization that builds reconciling communities in the midst of a digital, diverse and divided world.
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To be politically homeless is one of the best things that could happen to the spiritual lives of people who are “elect exiles,” “sojourners,” and “strangers.” Politically homeless better fits the Christian’s true identity. Let’s live into that identity.
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Christian men,
Jesus protected women.
Empowered women.
Honored women publicly.
Released the voice of women.
Confided in women.
Was funded by women.
Celebrated women by name.
Learned from women.
Respected women.
And spoke of women as examples to follow.
Our turn. – at Breñas, Puerto Rico
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What kinds of worship songs does the church need in our current age and season? Today, hear from @WenReagan and @DavidmBailey as they think through this question.
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