J T Thomas: Our prayer walls turned riots into revivals
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On the heels of riots and protests in Ferguson, Missouri, American preacher and activist Jonathan Tremaine Thomas initiated 'Spiritual First Responders'—individuals ready to be at the forefront during times of unrest. A decade later, his organization, Civil Righteousness, is inspiring others to follow suit. He joins Esther Higham to discuss how we can do the same.
Released on 12 Sep 2024
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