Civil Righteousness: The Podcast

Special Release: The Exit Interview

As the CR movement enters a new era; we sit down with Tami Flick who has been a senior leader and co-founder in our organization as she transitions to another assignment. We visit some of the story behind her move from Michigan to Ferguson, and dive into some of the unique tensions that she has faced along the way as a devout Republican who is deeply committed to justice and racial reconciliation in the ever hostile political climate.

03: Blackened Blue: Policing while Black

Who Matters? There have been endless discussions about what it is like to be black in today's America; and a few discussions about what it's like to be a police officer in today's America. But what is it like as a black man, to lead the police department whose actions gave birth to today's racial justice movements? In this episode, we chat with Chief Jason Armstrong; the man at the helm of the infamous Ferguson Police Department.

02: From Hate to Love: Diary of a Black Missionary (pt. 2)

Jonathan Tremaine and Meka Ryanae continue discussing her incredible journey from the Nation of Islam to the nations of the earth as a full time missionary. Living within the tremendous gap between the missions field and America's black communities, they discuss the necessity and the power of sending more descendants of the African Diaspora. Transformed through power of God's love, Meka is pioneering the way for multitudes alongside Dr. Heidi Baker with Iris Global.

01: From Hate to Love: Diary of a Black Missionary (pt. 1)

There is a tremendous gap between the missions field and America's black communities. In our inaugural episode, Jonathan Tremaine and Meka Ryanae discuss her incredible journey from the Nation of Islam to the nations of the earth as a full time missionary. Transformed through power of God's love, Meka is pioneering the way for multitudes alongside Heidi Baker with Iris Global.