Sarah’s Story: Under-Resourced School
The kids finally headed back to school after our winter break. This past year I have thought A LOT about public school education. Many of [...]
Appreciating, Not Appropriating, Food
Oh the love. With every passing year, my love only grows deeper. All kinds of food; healthy, not-so-healthy, food I grew up eating, cuisines I [...]
Bridge Building Gift Guide for Kids
Happy Holidays from Be the Bridge! While you are doing your shopping for all the kids in your life this time of year, we wanted [...]
Is It OK to Be White?
It's working its way across social media, college campuses, and online forums. A movement of people holding up signs and proclaiming the message, “It’s ok [...]
BTB Discussion Guide 2.0 is Here!
Announcing the release of our revised and updated Bridge To Racial Unity Discussion Guide 2.0 and Leader's Guide!
Be The Bridge Groups at Ole Miss Featured By RAAN
The Reformed African American Network recently highlighted the work God is doing in the hearts of His people in Oxford, Mississippi, and on the campus [...]
BTB Will Be Featured at Good Friday Celebration
Be the Bridge will be featured at Austin's city-wide Good Friday celebration this year!
Give To Be The Bridge Via Amazon Smile
Did you know you can help support Be The Bridge financially by selecting us as your charity of choice through the AmazonSmile program? And today, [...]
Be The Bridge Featured at 2017 IF:Gathering
At IF:Gathering 2017, Latasha Morrison, founder of Be the Bridge, leads a candid conversation with a diverse group of women about the joys and struggles women of color often experience in the Church.
Christianity Today Interviews BTB Founder Latasha Morrison
Christianity Today Magazine recently interviewed Be the Bridge founder Latasha Morrison, who believes, "When we get up close and personal with one another, stereotypes die."