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THE PROJECT
A community
dialogue
about racial
reconciliation
 Father and sons willing to say something. |
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 A community leader who is always down for doing something. Thanks Art Leslie of The Huntsville Inner City Learning Center! |
 An event substantial enough to birth something. |
 A local church caring enough to allow us to host something. Thanks Central Presbyterian Church! |
 Pastors, community leaders, and local law enforcement who care enough to say something. Special thanks to our panel! |
 A community that cares enough to show up for something. Thanks Huntsville!!! |
 Rappers/Dads who care enough to promote something. Thanks Rhymers for the Lord!!! |
 Mothers who care enough to organize something. Special thanks to April Boddie & Toya Poplar!!! |
 Sponsors who care enough to share something. Special thanks to our food sponsors!!! |
 Community Leaders and Law Enforcement that care enough to unite for something. Thanks Russell Sisk & Trooper Summerville!!! |
 Fathers and sons who care enough to stand for something. Special thanks to our Fathers and Sons! |
 Officers who care enough to save something. Thanks Huntsville Police Department!!! |
Why wait until something happens when you can do something now? S.O.S. is an opportunity to do SOMETHING.
THE PROJECT
Save Our Sons is a community dialogue about race, religion and reconciliation. It originated in 2014 as a dialogue about police pull over etiquette.
We discuss the following:
1. Who We Are? (As a community)
2. Where We Are? (As a community)
3. Where Do We Want To Go? (As a community)
4. What Do We Need To Do As Christians To Get There?
(As a community of Believers)
We welcome you to email panel questions to
saveoursonshuntsville@gmail.com
Our events are dialogues not debates.
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We listen carefully.
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We keep an open mind and heart.
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We respect the speaker even if we don't respect their views.
Refreshments are served. Youth are encouraged to share; and polling questions are offered.
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