Can teaching character and virtue be problematic?

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Robert Chao Romero talks with us about the historical oppression BIPOC have experienced in the U.S. in the name of character and virtue education. Hear how ministry leaders can safeguard discipleship and spiritual formation models from unintentionally causing harm, along with ways youth ministry can benefit from honoring and including families and cultures in our communities.

Guest: Robert Chao Romero Hosts: Brad Griffin and Roslyn Hernández

Mentioned in this episode:

Brown Church by Robert Chao Romero

Christianity and Critical Race Theory by Robert Chao Romero

Mathew 25 SoCal

South Western U.S. States and Mexico

Americanization programs

Beyond Welcome: Centering Immigrants In Our Response to Immigration by Karen Gonzales

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