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What does unity in the Church mean for racial justice?

What does unity in the Church mean for racial justice?

Russell Moore

Russell Moore speaks on what unity in the church means for racial justice at the 2015 ERLC Leadership Summit on "The Gospel and Racial Reconciliation." Find more videos like these in the resource section.

What does unity in the Church mean for racial justice?

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