Racial Justice Ministry

The mission of the Racial Justice Ministry is to transform hearts, minds and lives so racial justice becomes firmly planted in our communities.

 

Upcoming Events

Juneteenth with Living Faith Covenant Church

Join us for our Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 17, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, in Roper Hall. We will welcome Bishop Alex D. Byrd and Pastor Marvin T. Roberts of Living Faith Covenant Church (LFCC) in Dallas, an LGBTQ-affirming church that is part of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries. Our meal will be catered by Off the Bone Barbecue.

Please register by June 5 using the button below. There is a suggested donation of $10 per individual or $15 per family. Proceeds will benefit the LFCC food pantry or ministry of their choice.

Register By June 5

Anti-Racism Reading Group

The anti-racism reading group has been paused for the rest of year to allow members to go through the National Church’s Sacred Ground Curriculum.Please continue to watch this space for updated on this group’s activities.

Contact This Ministry
This Year's Book List
Native American Resources

Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month Spotlight

As we celebrate the stories of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month on the church Facebook page, we also spotlight groups and ministries who focus their time and attention specifically on AAPI communities. We encourage you to visit them to learn more.

The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai’i

The Diocese of Hawai’i resides in a unique place in the Anglican Communion, with a mandate to incorporate Native Hawaiian Christian spiritual concepts.

Read more about the ongoing work of the Diocese of Hawai’i..

The Gathering

The Gathering – a space for Asian Pacific American spirituality – is a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles that seeks to provide opportunities for Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) to gather, pray and learn together, as well as to engage in and mobilize for initiatives for peace and social justice, explore spirituality in an APA context and foster community among APAs in the Diocese.