Evangelical Covenant Church leader on race, privilege through biblical lens

Many people scatter and run when the topic of race and privilege enters the conversation. But for Dominque Gilliard, the director of Racial Righteousness and Reconciliation for the Love Mercy Do Justice initiative of the Evangelical Covenant Church, it’s the complete opposite. Gilliard believes now is the right moment to discuss issues surrounding race and privilege, and not from secular society's point of view, but through a biblical lens.

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