"It's more than just an apology, especially when you have the ability to make ... repair a and sometimes you don't even get the apology," he says. "If we approach this with a broken heart, we admit our brokenness and the brokenness of society and our systems, this shouldn't be that hard for us to do." 'We're not a seminary that benefited from slavery. We're a church that started with 23 people and an old seven 11 building, 15 years ago'