In response to the Black Lives Matter movement, our speakers respond to the racial storm which continues to divide the kingdoms of the world.
Event
Event
Date: August 2020
In this series of Hub Talks our speakers uncover the biblical origin of nations, the issues of identity, the legacy of evolution, colourism and how these have stoked the racial divisions we face today.
Agenda
Session 1: The origin of nations (history,race,slavery)
Frederick talks about the biblical origins of nations history, race and slavery.
Session 2: Identity crisis (race and fatherhood)
Pelumi explores the complexity of identity fueled by race and fatherhood.
Session 3: Evolution and the science of eugenics
Frederick takes us through the evolutionary tree of life, its impact on science, law, government and society.
Session 4: Colourism
Esther & Mameyaa explores colourism and the effect it has had on society, in particular people of darker pigment.
Session 5: Why nobodies lives matter
Ade paints a vivid picture of the state and argues that nobodies lives matter based upon government priorities, law making and policies.
Speakers
Speakers
Frederick Tobun
Founder of Restore Citizenship
Frederick serves as the senior community elder of the Islington Ekklesia. A digital communications professional, Frederick is passionate about reaching out with the message of kingdom citizenship and seeing the development of the Ekklesia within local communities.
Pelumi Igunnubole
Co-founder of Restore Citizenship
Pelumi serves as a family elder in the Islington Ekklesia. A Digital Ux/Ui designer, Pelumi oversees the delivery of the ministries engagement strategy through Explore Citizenship and is passionate about engaging fellow believers with the concept of kingdom citizenship.
Esther and Mameyaa
Business Owner
CEO and Founder of Frontline Therapist, Esther is a qualified Psychotherapist, Life Coach and Mental Health Social Worker with years of experience working in the mental health services.
Mameyaa is a committed citizen who has a deep interest in colourism.
Ade Onabadejo
Co-founder of Restore Citizenship
Ade serves as a deacon in the Islington fellowship. An IT professional, Ade oversees the delivery of the ministries reach strategy through Discover Citizenship and is passionate about sharing the message of kingdom citizenship.
Videos
Videos
Identity crisis
Evolution and the science of eugenics
Colourism
Why nobodies lives matter
To be published soon.
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