Community policing training aims to reduce bias and build trust
Police officials described bias as a human trait and urged more positive cross community encounters. Attendees, including religious leaders and educators, joined simulations and discussions to surface experiences with law enforcement and explore paths for dialogue and reform.
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Crossroads Cowboy Church hosts first bull riding school in Kansas
The Crossroads Cowboy Church in Perry Kansas hosted its first bull riding school Conquering the Beast featuring 1997 PRCA world champion Scott Mendes. Fifteen participants with dozens more involved in church activities learned riding skills and life lessons about discipline and humility. Pastor Brent Noe oversaw safety in the ring as Mendes noted the program aims to steer riders onto positive paths while the church strengthens community bonds.
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