Cru Promotes Wokeness, CRT, Identity Politics, Diversity

There are several new developments as Cru promotes wokeness and descends into embracing CRT, identity politics and diversity. I haven’t had time to do a deep dive into these new developments. I’m simply going to share the links to the Capstone Report and let you sort through them if this is of interest to you.

The CRU posts here get steady search engine traffic so clearly this is an issue for more than a few people. There are multiple posts on my site under the tag CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ)

Links below are new posts in order of publication date

New documents highlight how Cru embraces CRT, Identity Politics

Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, continues to promote Critical Race Theory (CRT) inspired concepts. Cru does this despite the exposure of CRT within the organization by an extensive report by orthodox Christians released last year. New documents provided to the Capstone Report highlight both the infiltration of Cru by CRT and how leadership promotes diversity goals including the identity politics inspired “Multiplying BIPOC and Female leaders.”

Cru puts emphasis on diversity in Oneness presentation

As Cru prepares for its Staff Conference, new documents leaked to the Capstone Report illustrate how far Marxist identity theology has influenced top Cru leadership. In this PowerPoint presentation, you can see how knowledge is portrayed through the lens of identity. Particularly, Cru is promoting diversity based on race, sex, and age. We present images of each slide in the Cru Oneness in Diversity PowerPoint presentation. Pay special attention to how Intercultural Learning is part of the Cru Oneness plan.

Cru, Lenses Institute lied about shutdown of race ministry

Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, appears to have lied about its leadership’s role in shuttering the Lenses Institute. A new video provided to the Capstone Report, details how Cru and Lenses were more tightly connected in the decision to temporarily close Lenses training. In fact, a Cru panel made the decision to close Lenses and not the Lenses team as Cru claimed in its public statements.