Juneteenth 2

One hundred local churches in Kansas City, Missouri, came together on Juneteenth (06-19-20) to stand for goodness and against racism. They took this stand on Troost Avenue.

A 365-acre plantation to the east once dehumanized its slaves. Later, minorities were kept on the east side. Laws changed but Troost Avenue still symbolizes the city's segregation.

 Thousands of believers formed a human prayer chain that stretched for more than 10 miles.