11^th February marks Racial Justice Sunday in the UK. Clare Williams, founder of Real Questions, looks at why we must challenge both external injustices and the flaws within our own hearts, and how the cross of Jesus brings us hope

The theme of this year’s Racial Justice Sunday is ‘Exodus! Justice for God’s people on the move’. Find out more and download free resources here. 

We do not have to look far to see injustices of every kind in our world. A quick scroll through social media, tuning in to the radio and watching the news are reminders of the pain that exists in our global community. Wars, conflicts and climate change displace families, unravel governments and traumatise children. All of this brings sorrow. And yet, these wounds are exacerbated when individuals face discrimination in these circumstances because of their race or ethnic background. 

I remember watching the tragic scenes of Ukrainian towns smoking in the wake of attack from Russian forces. This was truly heart breaking. Scenes we never expected to witness in our modern age of progress. I also remember the stories of Africans who were studying… (Register to read the rest of the article)