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    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

  • fitc CITY (2)

     

    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

  • fitc CITY (2)

     

    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

  • fitc CITY (2)

     

    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

  • fitc CITY (2)

     

    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

  • fitc CITY (2)

     

    Where Faith & Public Life Meet.

    Faith in the City is a monthly gathering in Baltimore that explores the intersection between faith and public life.

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What Rises Out of Uprising?
Baltimore Uprising and African Diaspora Connections

FAITH IN THE CITY LEADS BALTIMORE IMMERSION TOUR AND DIALOGUE WITH INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION AND LOCAL GRASSROOTS LEADERS.

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In response to Jesus’s call to bring liberty to the captives and let the oppressed go free, churches across Baltimore are participating in “Housing For All” Sunday this July 31st. The trickle down, private development that has been the status quo in Baltimore for decades has increased poverty, gentrification and homelessness across the city. To ensure that all Baltimoreans have truly affordably housing, community-driven alternatives are needed. To add your church, email Jamye Wooten @ jamye@kineticslive.com

For more information, visit http://housingforallbaltimore.org/.

The Black church has always joined hands with other faith traditions and stood on the front lines as they did in Selma, Alabama, fifty years ago. Now it’s time to take on climate change.

Please join me and a hundred other leaders in the Black Church at the third Green the Church Summit happening in Baltimore in just three weeks.

  • Rev. Heber Brown Speaking out against police brutality
  • Baltimore United for Change (BUC) Hosts Dr. Cornel West
  • Rev. Sekou Osagyefo, Dr. Cornel West, and Rev. Heber Brown
  • James Cone, Jamye Wooten, Alan Boesak and Lisa Sharon Harper at Kinetics reception at the American Academy of Religion
  • Baltimore United for Change (BUC) Hosts Dr. Cornel West
  • Beverly Bond (Founder of Black Girls Rock, Jamye Wooten (Kinetics) and Rahiel Tesfamariam (Founder of UrbanCusp)
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  • Kinetics host American Academy of Religion Reception in Baltimore. Photo: Courtney Bryant, Dr. Monica Miller and Dr. Christopher Driscoll
  • Rev. Lennox Yearwood of the Hip Hop Caucus and Jamye Wooten
  • Rev. Heber Brown Hosts Orita's Cross Freedom School
  • Rev. Dr. Brad Braxton, Harriet Moon Smith and Rev. Jim Wallis
  • Rev. Dr. Brad Braxton and Rev. Jim Wallis
  • Rev. Dr. Heber Brown, III and Rev. Jim Wallis
  • Rev. Kevin Slayton and Rev. Jim Wallis
  • Jamye Wooten and Rev. Jim Wallis
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