Visions of Colour - an anti-racism course for ministerial formation
The Sam Sharpe Project and the Baptist Union of Great Britain present a highly recommended course for Baptist ministers across the UK.
What is Visions of Colour? Visions of Colour (VOC) is a racial justice training programme designed to aid the process of Baptist ministerial formation and its engagement with justice and society.
The ultimate goal is to help Baptist ministers develop action plans suited to their local church and community.
What to expect from visions of Colour?
Visions of Colour is an online six-part video course. Each session includes a contribution from Baptist ministers and their thoughts about anti-racism, a learning point to help unpack key terms and ideas and a lecture that aims to challenge and equip ministers with ideas for practically engaging with anti-racism in a church setting.
• Session one: Anti-racism and Preaching by Revd. Phillip Lutterodt
• Session two: Anti-racism and Mission by Reverend Dr Israel Oluwole Olofinjana
• Session three: Anti-racism and Worship by Dr Pauline Muir
• Session four: Anti-racism and Bible by Dr Eleasah P. Louis
• Session five: Anti-racism and Theology by Professor Anthony Reddie
• Session six: Anti-racism and Culture by Professor Robert Beckford
The first four videos: Preaching, Missions, Worship, and the Bible, are now available; the latter two will be released later.
Available at www.visionsofcolour.uk