Welcome
Understanding Christianity Panel at the
Brunswick Library
The Medina Diversity Project is partnering with the Medina County District
Library to present our third Understanding Christianity Panel at the
Brunswick Library on Thursday, August 17th at 6:30 pm.
This is a moderated dialogue with four Medina County clergy members. They
will share traditions and beliefs within their respective denominations. On
the panel are: Pastor Jim Watson from Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Valley City, Father Bob Stec from St. Ambrose Catholic Parish in Brunswick,
Rev. Michael Wilson from Fellowship Baptist Church in Medina, and Pastor
Meghan Malone from United Church of Christ Congregational in Medina. Robin
Hawkins will moderate the program.
Meetings
Generally, The Medina Diversity Project meets on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 317 E Liberty St, Medina, OH 44256
During the Pandemic we are using Zoom to meet. Please contact us to get on the invite list: info@medinadiversityproject.org
Resources for learning about diversity and racism
It's right to want to do something about racism. If you are white, a place to start could be here:
https://medium.com/equality-includes-you/what-white-people-can-do-for-racial-justice-f2d18b0e0234
The Medina Diversity Project is organized to embrace and promote social, cultural, and economic diversity throughout Medina County.
The mission of the Medina Diversity Project will be accomplished through these objectives:
- Raise awareness in the community through conversations on race and diversity with members of the community and community leaders.
- Advocate to increase employment opportunities for minorities in both the public (specifically in our schools, police departments, County and City governments) and the private sector.
- Advocate to ensure that every child in Medina County, regardless of race or income level, feels safe and accepted in their environment and has the opportunity to participate in sports or other extracurricular activities in the schools and the community.