Disrupting racism through our relationships
BridgeBuilders is a group of people bound to each other through our love of Christ and our love for each other. Our group is made up of a variety of ages, races, and church affilations. We are committed to having hard conversations about race and race relations. We believe that we can be BridgeBuilders and show the world that change is possible, one friendship at a time.
We believe racism is disrupted by relationship.
We believe Christ calls us to be a part of that disruption.
We believe in each other, and we believe in love.
On Thursday evenings, twice a month we join together via Zoom for Biblical study on disrupting racism through faith, action, and growing relationships with each other. During the summer we host meet up events and will begin our next study in August 2022. To receive information updates and the Zoom Link, scroll below and click "Contact Us" to sign up for our contact list.
We believe racism is disrupted by relationship.
We believe Christ calls us to be a part of that disruption.
We believe in each other, and we believe in love.
On Thursday evenings, twice a month we join together via Zoom for Biblical study on disrupting racism through faith, action, and growing relationships with each other. During the summer we host meet up events and will begin our next study in August 2022. To receive information updates and the Zoom Link, scroll below and click "Contact Us" to sign up for our contact list.
Upcoming BridgeBuilders Events
Lunch Meet Up
June 13th at 11am
If you like to eat and engage in great conversation, our breakfast and lunch meet ups are perfect for you. Come enjoy a casual meal with fellow brothers and sisters in Christ who are committed to disrupting racism in our community.
Lunch Meet Up will be held at
The Cheesecake Factory
3333 Buford Drive, Mall of GA
Lunch Meet Up will be held at
The Cheesecake Factory
3333 Buford Drive, Mall of GA
Top Golf with Friends
June 28th & July 21st at 7pm
Join us as we gather together to laugh, have fun, and hit a few dozen golf balls! No need to bring any level of skill; simply bring a heart ready to make new friends and form deeper relationships. If you are able, consider bringing $20 to offset the cost of each bay.
Top Golf Buford
2935 Buford Drive, Buford, Ga
Top Golf Buford
2935 Buford Drive, Buford, Ga
Breakfast Meet Up
July 8th at 9am
If you like to eat and engage in great conversation, our breakfast and lunch meet ups are perfect for you. Come enjoy a casual meal with fellow brothers and sisters in Christ who are committed to disrupting racism in our community.
Breakfast Meet Up will be held at
First Watch
3687 Buford Drive, Buford, Ga
Breakfast Meet Up will be held at
First Watch
3687 Buford Drive, Buford, Ga
Neighborhood Outreach Event
July 30th
BridgeBuilders is teaming up to help our partner church Kingdom Minded Ministries for a community outreach event! We will rotate duties and responsibilities including crowd control, handing out cards and welcoming our neighbors!
Kingdom Minded Ministries
2821 Main Street West
Snellville, Georgia 30045
Kingdom Minded Ministries
2821 Main Street West
Snellville, Georgia 30045
Suggested Resources
Below is the list of books our BridgeBuilders group has studied so far. No matter where you are at in your journey to help end racism, these resources include extremely helpful tools for growth!
Black and White: Disrupting Racism One Friendship at a Time
By John Hambrick and Teesha Hard
The core message of Black and White is this: racism can be disrupted by relationships. If you will risk forging friendships with those who do not look like you, it will change the way you see the world, and that could change the world.
Be the Bridge
By Latasha Morrison
With conviction and grace, Latasha Morrison examines the historical complexities of racism. She expertly applies biblical principles, such as lamentation, confession, and forgiveness, to lay the framework for restoration.
The Genesis of Antiracism: Discovering a Theology of Antiracism from the First Book of the Bible
By Rev. Montana Hamby
Antiracism is not just a buzz word in the current news cycle. We can find evidence of antiracist theology in the earliest of scriptures. Learning how God created the world through a lens of antiracism helps us establish our own theology of love.
When We Stand: The Power of Seeking Justice Together
By Terrence Lester
By connecting with our neighbors and discovering our own paths of service, we can drastically change how we follow Christ and see God moving in the world. Togetherness and community give visible testimony of the power of the gospel.
