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The Advisory Board

We are honored to have the following people serving on the Interwoven Congregations Advisory Board!   As we continue the work of promoting racial healing across the United States, they will provide invaluable guidance to the Interwoven Board and staff.

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Anton Ahrens

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Lay chair of Topeka JUMP (Justice Unity & Ministry Project), retired educator

 

Topeka, Kansas

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Rev. Michael Brooks

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Pastor, The Oasis Church, President of Concerned Clergy of Kansas City

 

Kansas City, Missouri

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​Rev. Janet Garner-Mullins​

 

Ministerial staff of First Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Reimagining America Project, Coalition for Truth and Justice

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Charlotte, North Carolina

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Rev. Juan Guthrie

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Pastor,  National Capital Presbytery

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Washington, D.C.

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Phyllis K. Lerner

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Fulbright Specialist (Rwanda), member of     Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation,                Jews United for Justice

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Bethesda, Maryland

Dr. Catherine Meeks

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Founder, Turqoise & Lavender, Former Director, Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing

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Atlanta, Georgia

Steven Shindler

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Former CEO, Nextel International; venture capital entrepreneur;    philanthropist

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Darien, Connecticut

Rev. Cassandra Wainright

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Pastor, Heaven Sent Ministries and member of Concerned Clergy    of Kansas City

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Kansas City, Missouri

Rev. Cassandra Wainright

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Pastor, Heaven Sent Ministries and member of Concerned Clergy    of Kansas City

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Kansas City, Missouri

Ambassador Andrew Young

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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations; former mayor of Atlanta; civil rights leader & author

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Atlanta, Georgia

We  gratefully acknowledge the service of prior Advisory Board Members, including  professor Rory Bahadur, Dr. Myron McCoy, Itzbeth Menjivar and Rev. Dr. Paul Smith.

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