Sanford: The Untold Story

There is a gripping, untold story of what God is doing in Sanford, Fla., where Trayvon Martin was tragically killed in February. The incident sparked an outpouring of emotion and rhetoric about racism.

In this 30-minute documentary, CHARISMA Founder Steve Strang shows how pastors met to share, pray and deal with the racial divide that spans generations in their city. You'll be moved to see how they passionately stood together and are now reaching out to help hurting people. Their story will inspire you to do the same in your area - because racism isn't limited to Sanford, Fla.

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[Colette Hughes]

Sorry.That is funny. I get it now. Thanks for the 'tune-up.'

[spicecrop]

I'ts called a joke, uptight much?

[Colette Hughes]

V8's break down and end up in land-fills. Forgiveness is eternal.

[spicecrop]

But they don't know shit about a V8 engine.

[Colette Hughes]

The Amish know how to respond: pro-active forgiveness.

[David Williamson]

Good people doing good things for the right reasons, despite the intolerant roots of the religion itself.

[Cornelius Duncan]

Racism is real, not only in Sanford, Florida, but it's real everywhere. Racism in the purest sense means hatred. We cannot let this moment past without going straight to the Word of God. In 1 John chapter 4 verses 20 and 21, the Bible says, "If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: for he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen? And this commandment have we from him, that he who loveth God love his brother also."

[Jerry White]

A Very compelling video. Racism is a sin. What i'm concered about is that the accused has been tried and condemed in the media (even the president got involved), and not in rhe court room, how can the shooter get a fair trial? I didn't think that's the way our justice system worked. Looks like the only thing left it the judge giving the sentence.

[FrankERobinsonJr]

Sincere Christians have been grappling with these issues, and I think the sincerity of Steve Strang and others is apparant. But there are some answers that you do not possess and there must be a greater willingness to LISTEN with humility when it comes to race. This can never be solved by simply exchanging pulpits or choirs...with no corresponding fellowship on an equal basis that will inform us and may enlighten us. Consider "The Talk"