About SCORR

From the Director

Welcome to the Annual Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation (SCORR)! It is a blessing to have you join us for this unique conference, which focuses on the needs of students from culturally diverse backgrounds on the Christian College campus.

At this conference you will have the opportunity to meet one another, fellowship, dialogue and pray together for a weekend. Our diverse cultures, customs, styles of worship, and the different perspectives that we bring all add to the richness that makes up the vitality in the Body of Christ. It is essential for us to interact with one another. As we grow in Christ, we also grow to know and better serve one another.

This year’s theme, The Kingdom in our Midst seeks to remind us that the Kingdom of God is a current day reality. Our challenge is to live in such a way that we seek first His Kingdom and its righteousness.  His Kingdom is diverse, where justice is a central and where all God’s children thrive.

Through our sessions and interactions with one another we seek to grow in our vision for social justice and compassion for all peoples.  We all play a crucial role in the  building of the Kingdom of God on earth.

Because inner transformation leads to faithful action, it is vital that we learn, dialogue, pray, and grow...together. It is our hope and prayer that through this conference, we may stimulate and encourage one another to embrace the challenges of interacting in a more meaningful way.

I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible. Let’s get ready for a time of discovery, fellowship and FUN!

For His Kingdom on earth,

Glen Kinoshita
Director, Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation

Purpose Statement

The purpose of the Annual Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation is to glorify God by empowering students to better face the challenges existing on their campuses, in their communities, and in society at large through multi-ethnic awareness and engaging in the active process of racial reconciliation. We believe that celebration of cultural differences and educating one another through multicultural dialogue is essential to the lifelong process of racial reconciliation.

The Annual Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation is a unique conference which focuses on the needs of students from diverse ethnic backgrounds who currently attend Christian colleges and universities. Students have the opportunity to meet one another, fellowship, dialogue and pray together for a weekend.