A Christian church in California is hosting a Black History Month event on Friday open to “Black worshippers” while hosting a separate event on Saturday where “all are welcome.”
Resurrection Oakland Church announced two events this week to celebrate Black History Month, including one called the “Black Fellowship Dinner” which appears limited to black congregants. The events will feature talks from Irwyn Ince, a leader in the Presbyterian Church in America who faced criticism last week after the missions organization that he runs encouraged illegal immigrants to mislead federal immigration authorities.
“An evening with our special speaker, Rev. Dr. Irwyn Ince, for our Black worshippers at ResOak and their families. Connect with and encourage one another as we cap off our month long celebration of Black History Month with rich fellowship,” an advertisement posted on the…
