This was the scene at the last Shelby County Commission meeting Wednesday May 12th....
http://www.localmemphis.com/story/d/story/commissioner-says-she-cant-remember-racially-charg/24735/EWY1qloHm0qkOj41fwH36A#.U3TNjBKRDHM.facebook
If you are only aware of elected officials views on race relations and the media's compliance with these officials in only covering the divide in the Midsouth, you are missing out on the good that is happening in this community. Midsouth Sentinel hopes to bridge this divide and bring you coverage of the good that is going on in our community. This is where the focus should be and in one of the most divided communities in the nation, let us hope that this is where the healing begins....
Soul Sisters want to Shake up Memphis.
While Earnestine Hunt was a student at Memphis Theological Seminary, she pondered “Now here we are in the 21st century, learning how to minister to the masses, and we can’t even minister to each other.” “Of course,” she adds, “God asked me what I was going to do about it. So that is how Soul Sisters came about. God laid it on my heart to join with a sister of another race, and for us to establish an intentional friendship to help heal racial relations here in Memphis.”
Check out the article at BackinRiverCity.com
All women are invited to become a part of the Soul Sisters mission to heal Memphis’ race relations, two by two and friend to friend. Follow Soul Sisters on Facebook ....
http://www.localmemphis.com/story/d/story/commissioner-says-she-cant-remember-racially-charg/24735/EWY1qloHm0qkOj41fwH36A#.U3TNjBKRDHM.facebook
If you are only aware of elected officials views on race relations and the media's compliance with these officials in only covering the divide in the Midsouth, you are missing out on the good that is happening in this community. Midsouth Sentinel hopes to bridge this divide and bring you coverage of the good that is going on in our community. This is where the focus should be and in one of the most divided communities in the nation, let us hope that this is where the healing begins....
Soul Sisters want to Shake up Memphis.
While Earnestine Hunt was a student at Memphis Theological Seminary, she pondered “Now here we are in the 21st century, learning how to minister to the masses, and we can’t even minister to each other.” “Of course,” she adds, “God asked me what I was going to do about it. So that is how Soul Sisters came about. God laid it on my heart to join with a sister of another race, and for us to establish an intentional friendship to help heal racial relations here in Memphis.”
Check out the article at BackinRiverCity.com
All women are invited to become a part of the Soul Sisters mission to heal Memphis’ race relations, two by two and friend to friend. Follow Soul Sisters on Facebook ....
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