Category: Racial Justice

Epiphany Hosts 100 Teens and Adults for Workshop on new Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Merit Badge on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion By Kat Randolph On February 11, more than 100 teens and adults came to Epiphany to participate in a day-long workshop and explore topics around diversity, equity, inclusion and ethical leadership.  The teens,

“In my Lakota culture we have a word, “wolakota,” that refers to the state when all things are in right-relationship: when we are in right-relationship with ourselves, with each other, with the Creator, and with creation. It is through this cultural lens that I view our work toward becoming beloved community, our work toward justice,

  Sacred Ground is a journey with each other and with God through the painful history of race and racism in the United States. As we return from the Great Time-Out of COVID to the Great Time-In, Sacred Ground is a space to learn about, process, and reflect on the racial inequities in this country

  Jon Meacham’s His Truth is Marching On: John Lewis And The Power Of Hope Judith Mayotte, Ph.D. Jon Meacham, distinguished author and Canon Historian Elect of the Washington National Cathedral, in his latest book, His Truth Is Marching On: John Lewis And The Power Of Hope, notes Lewis’ prescient words on National Public Radio