[Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs] “We seek to address the need for healing in all parts of society, and we stand in solidarity with indigenous peoples globally to acknowledge and address the legacy of colonial occupation and policies of domination,” Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop...
Sarah Eagle Heart (right), the Episcopal Church's missioner for indigenous ministries, reads a prayer following "Churches Disavow the Doctrine of Discovery: Calling for Poverty Alleviation and Healing" panel on the first day of the 11th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on...
[Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs] The Episcopal Church will join with other religious voices in repudiating the Doctrine of Discovery at the 11th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) beginning on Monday, May 7 through Friday, May 18.
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[Episcopal News Service] This is the last in a series of interviews ENS is publishing during Black History Month featuring interviews with Episcopalians involved in the civil rights movement and the church’s work of reconciliation.
A lifelong Philadelphia resident, the Rev. Sadie...
In 1965, seminarian Judy Upham stayed with the West family of Selma, Alabama, while working for civil rights. Photo/Jonathan Daniels
[Episcopal News Service] During Black History Month, ENS is publishing interviews with Episcopalians involved in the civil...