Racial Reconciliation
On Sacred Ground: Personal Transformation Leads to Sacred Ground Program Expansion
By Andrea Lauerman Sometimes a transformation of the heart can be so complete that it is shocking even to the one being transformed. Caroline Russell, a parishioner at St. Paul’s […]
Becoming Beloved Community Grant Spotlight: St. Nicholas Richfield, Minnesota
By Megan Palmer As the pandemic continues to cloak the world at large, the community of St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Richfield, Minnesota, continues to hold each other up in […]
Becoming Beloved Community Grant Spotlight: St. John’s Land Acknowledgment Plaque
By The Rev. Kara Wagner Sherer On Dec. 4, 1888, members of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Chicago gathered to dedicate the church building they had built for $1,963 on […]
Agents of Immigration Justice
by the Rev. Tom Hampson The Immigration Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin (also known as SJRAISE, San Joaquin Refugee and Immigrant Support and Empowerment) educates about, allies […]
Winter Talk 2022: A Chain Linking Two Traditions
by The Rev. Rodger Patience This year’s Winter Talk, the annual gathering of Indigenous people from across The Episcopal Church, was anything but traditional. Forced by pandemic concerns to move […]
Crying for a Vision
by the Rev. Isaiah Shaneequa Brokenleg Hello Friends, We have begun the season of Lent. The last Gospel reading before Lent is the Transfiguration, when Jesus went up on the […]
On Sacred Ground
By Amanda Szakats As a facilitator of the Episcopal Church’s Sacred Ground program, my fellow group members and I delved into America’s history of race and racism. Like many white […]
Beloved Community: Episcopal Migration Ministries
By The Rev. Michael Wallens I have the honor and joy to be a part of Beloved Community: Episcopal Migration Ministries. Within this amazing ministry are various wonderful organizations and […]
Give the Gift of Anti-Racism to Kids
By Will Bouvel with Jen Enriquez (ring… ring…) I was wondering if anyone would pick up… Not many folks answer their phone these days, but every now and then, one […]
Go Tell It on the Mountain: Of Nativities and Justice
By the Rev. Melanie Mullen Down in a lowly mangerThe humble Christ was bornAnd God sent us salvationThat blessed Christmas morn… “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” like the best […]
