A group of 4 women (all of different colours, ethnicities and origin stories) came together during a retreat last October asking questions of how their commonalities through their faith can bring about a sisterhood powerful enough to break down barriers associated with racial dialogue. Through careful engagement rooted in compassion, humility and respect, these women formed a sisterhood they call SEAS allowing for a counter-cultural racial dialogue aimed at a transformational goal of moving from an ‘us-versus-them’ mentality to a *we* mentality.