The "Speaking Out Against Racism and Hate in Canada" study guide is an educational tool designed to address racism and hate in Canadian society through reflection and conversation. Rooted in Christian theology, the guide affirms the belief that racism is a violation of God's intentions and opposes it as a denial of the Christian faith. It highlights the need for systemic change and provides a framework for individuals and congregations to engage in discussions on racial injustice. This resource encourages learning from those with lived experiences of racism and emphasizes the importance of confronting and changing unjust social structures. The study guide acknowledges the historical and ongoing struggle against racism within the Church, emphasizing the duty of Christians to advocate for a world where all people are respected and loved as bearers of God's image. It discusses institutional racism, hate crimes, and the rise of white supremacy, urging the Church and individuals to actively work against these issues. The guide includes reflection activities, discussion questions, prayers, and additional resources for further study and aims to equip participants with the knowledge and resolve to combat racism effectively.

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