What Would You Do? ABC Prime Time series
"Would you stop a hate crime in progress?" is one of the many questions that "What Would You Do?" the ABC Prime Time hidden camera series asks.
Disciples Home Missions Theological Reflection on Immigration
Council on Christian Unity Resources
For August 29, the focus is devoted to the Reconciliation Ministry of our church as its addresses the challenge to become a Pro-Reconciling/Anti-Racist church -- a church where the gifts of all of God’s children are honored and shared.
For September 12, the focus is devoted to celebrating David Kagiwada Sunday and the beginning of North American/Pacific Asian Disciples (NAPAD) Ministry Week.
2010 Reconciliation Ministry Special Offering 
The 2010 Reconciliation Offering will be received in congregations on September 26th and October 3rd. More information and promotional materials are available here.
A Christian Response to Immigration Through a Hispanic Perspective
Joel M. Saucedo, a co-moderator of the Reconciliation Ministry Commission, has written an essay which offers a Christian response to Arizona's Racial Profiling Law and the current immigration debate.
The Wounded Majority: Repentance and Reform (PDF)
Jose Morales, Jr., transitional regional minister of the Central Rocky Mountain Region, has written a riveting essay on the racial implications underlying the phrase "the church is dying".
Reconciliation Grant Application (PDF)
Grants awarded are intended to help initiate new and/or fund existing projects that target anti-racism/anti-bigotry or that promotes pro-reconciling initiatives.
From Beloved Community to Communities of Hope (PDF)
A small-group study guide comprised of sermons and study questions for engaging reconciliation.
Video: Revisiting an Experiment on Race
ABC News recently reproduced a famous 1940s test on children's prespectives on race.
A Litany for a Call to the Ministry of Reconciliation
Bibliography and Resource Guide (PDF)
Contributing Additional Resources
If you have additional resources that you feel would be helpful, please contact the Reconciliation Ministry office.