My personal journey of racial reconciliation
"The day is coming when I will heal every schism and division in the land",
says the Lord.
For Liverpool and Africans everywhere
“The Amazing Grace Tour is the true account of a journey I took in 2004, asking forgiveness for Liverpool's role in the slave trade. It starts at the Pier Head in Liverpool, the very waterfront that John Newton, writer of the hymn Amazing Grace, sailed from as a slave ship captain. Despite a heritage of suffering and persecution, African Americans have learned to exhibit real graciousness. One Jewish commentator said recently, 'African Americans have been told to "move on! What would have happened to the victims of the holocaust if they'd been told to move on?' There is still unfinished business."
- Geoff Sadler
"This gentleman is one of the few voices still acknowledging this. Rather than reopening wounds, we have an opportunity to heal wounds that have never been closed. It's an attempt by God to bring significant healing to the generation that is living today."
— Donn Thomas, Pastor, Gospel Singer, Atlanta, Georgia