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Racial Healing & Reconciliation
The call to pray and act for racial reconciliation is integral to our witness.
“…the Church understands and affirms that the call to pray and act for racial reconciliation is integral to our witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ and to our living into the demands of our Baptismal Covenant…” from The Episcopal Church General Convention resolution 2015-A011
A Draft Framework for Anti-Racism and Racial Reconciliation Training in The Episcopal Church
Developed by The Episcopal Church (TEC), the draft-in-progress available from the link below defines the wider Church framework for anti-racism and racial reconciliation training.
Becoming Beloved Community: The Episcopal Church’s Long-Term Commitment to Racial Healing, Reconciliation & Justice
The commitment outlined in this document is intentionally focused on TEC efforts that support and complement local, diocesan, provincial, and network efforts.
The Episcopal Church in Vermont’s Four-Phase Racial Healing Process
The Racial Reconciliation Team of the Episcopal Church in Vermont has developed a Four-phase Process for anti-racism training, available from the link below, that meets our commitments as part of TEC while responding to the unique needs of the Vermont Diocese.
Training Resources to Accompany the Four-Phase Racial Healing Process
This page houses curricula and activities for use within Vermont congregations to support the Four-Phase Racial Healing Process. Please check this page periodically for updates.
The Diocesan Racial Healing & Reconciliation Network
The Diocesan Racial Reconciliation Team is responsible for developing the Four-Phase Racial Healing Process, recommending anti-racism training resources, and consulting with congregations on training events. Click the link for contact information or to inquire about joining the Team.
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Racial Healing News
Justice Pilgrimage Brings Together 20 Episcopal Clergy Members for Intensive Racial Healing Work
By David Paulsen | Episcopal News Service [Episcopal News Service] Twenty Episcopal …
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‘The New Jim Crow’ Book Discussion at Kimball Library, June 4
RANDOLPH, VERMONT - The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander …
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The Browning of America: Reconciliation or Retribution? Find out on May 7!
Racism in America and Why We Should Care Ninth Meeting and …
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