
04 | A Soccer Coach and A Soul Protector | Fred Oduyoye
About this episode
Fred Oduyoye lives in Cincinnati Ohio and is the Founder of Reachable Reconciliation, Inc. Fred draws on his nearly twenty years of experience bridging urban and suburban communities to create intentional spaces for conversation about race, diversity, and responsibility in a small group setting. The goal of Reachable Reconciliation is to move a community from where they are to new places of understanding, empathy, and action.
In this week’s episode, Fred shares how God uniquely designed and equipped him to help others learn, grow, and find ways to respond to racial issues in their communities.
Hear stories of the leaders he chased, the conversations that surprised him, and the community that supports him as he leads others to be reconciled to those within their reach.
For more information about Reachable Reconciliation Inc. or to join a virtual cohort today, check out https://www.reachablereconciliation.com/
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