Jesus’ redemptive love compels His followers to embrace the sacred mission of racial reconciliation, serving as a testament to His power to restore broken relationships. While many in the Christian community acknowledge the importance of racial reconciliation, there remains a significant gap between this acknowledgment and the implementation of actionable steps. This article presents a practical framework grounded in the core values of social work and the concept of the cognitive triangle, aiming to create a new understanding of racial reconciliation that motivates the Christian community to actively engage in this sacred work.