Racial Reconciliation
Creating Space for Christ and the Neighbor
By Christopher McNabb Episcopal Migration Ministries has resettled more than 100,000 refugees and asylum seekers, helping them to find a home and find hope. I still remember my very first […]
Sharing Sacred Teachings to Heal Mother Earth
By Mary Crist This is the time for us to hear the voices of Indigenous Episcopalians in order to heal the Mother Earth and her people. Indigenous peoples and Episcopalians […]
Sacred Ground: Transformation on the Journey
By Mark Edwards and Avril Barker The website for St. John’s Episcopal Church, Norwood Parish, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Maryland, proclaims, “Everything we do at St. John’s is done through the lens […]
From the Becoming Beloved Community Grant Community: New Frontiers in Camden
By Mark Smith While St. Paul’s Episcopal Church has been serving the homeless and marginalized neighbors in downtown Camden, New Jersey, for four decades, the COVID pandemic represented a particular […]
Leading toward Beloved Community in Mississippi
More and more Episcopalians in Mississippi are striving for God’s just future. Recognizing this holy movement, the Rt. Rev. Brian Seage of Mississippi created a new position to further engage […]
The Sacred Act of Protecting the Vote
By the Rev. Melanie Mullen, Director for Reconciliation, Justice and Creation Care In my grandmother’s big Bible—you know the BIG ONE that many grandmas have—she had a manila folder filled […]
Hau Mitakuyepi (hello, my relatives)
By the Rev. Shaneequa Brokenleg Hau Mitakuyepi (hello, my relatives), The summer is coming to a close, and soon fall will be upon us. As schools come back in session […]
Sacred Ground and General Convention Resolutions
By Jayne Osgood The Episcopal Church’s 80th General Convention in Baltimore this summer seems to have been a glorious celebration of beloved community! As the last BBC newsletter headlined, “We […]
From the Becoming Beloved Community Grant Community: Land Acknowledgment and Beyond–Church of the Incarnation and Trinity Cathedral
By the Indigenous Ministry Team of the Commission for Intercultural Ministries–the Rev. Canon Tina Campbell, Miriam Casey, and Patricia Heinicke. Members of the Church of the Incarnation in Santa Rosa […]
Hispanic Heritage Month from the perspective of the Office of Latino/Hispanic Ministries
By The Rev. Samuel Borbon Each year, the United States observes National Hispanic Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes and celebrates the contributions and culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans […]
