We are pleased to have Will Harris, former Senior Housing Advisor for Hakeem Jefferies in the US House of Representatives, join our discussion. He will provide valuable historical and financial insights into the development of America's white middle class, as well as ways to create a more equitable community for all of us.Support the show

Jared Turner, The Vice President of Strategic Partnerships For Warrior Alliance, shares his compelling story about military service, family and his relationship with God,Support the show

In October 1912, White males in Forsyth County, Georgia, took justice into their own hands after learning about the brutal raping and killing of a young white woman. After lynching the suspected perpetrator, all the Black citizens of the county, about 1098 people, were forced out of the borders. Although Forsyth County is located above metro Atlanta, for much of the 20th century, it has been a predominately white county. Until recently, Black people were not welcomed as residents.Support the show

Theologian Marty Solomon addresses the racial challenges that early brothers and sisters overcame as they became unified peopleSupport the show

Join our discussion as The Peacemakers & Radio Host Marcos Mercado give us their perspective on a biblical unionSupport the show

Join our discussion as Kenny Hill, Founder of the Launch Pad, shares how he uses his time, talents & treasures to serve the communitySupport the show

The Peacemakers have a conversation with Dr. Madie Mosely, Retired University Professor and Former First Lady of Florida A&M University. Dr. Madie shares how obtaining a college education in America is a pathway out of poverty.Support the show

The Peacemakers have a conversation with Special Agent Maxwell  about her time on the force & what it's like to be a black woman behind the thin blue line.Support the show

The Peacemakers have a conversation with Special Agent Maxwell  about her time on the force & what it's like to be a black woman behind the thin blue line.Support the show

Join our discussion as two school leaders from southwest Atlanta share  insights about mentoring.Support the show