A Journey to a Sacred Place
This video highlights a recent pilgrimage that honors 56 martyrs who were lynched in Clarke County, Georgia.
Dismantle racism in your own life
These resources can help guide you through this journey of self-reflection.
God’s Friendship
“When you’re weary, feeling small. When tears are in your eyes, I’ll dry them all. I’m on your side, when times get rough. And friends just can’t be found. Like a bridge over troubled water. When you’re down and out–When you’re on...
God’s Friendship
“When you’re weary, feeling small. When tears are in your eyes, I’ll dry them all. I’m on your side, when times get rough. And friends just can’t be found. Like a bridge over troubled water. When you’re down and out–When you’re on...
Dismantling Racism Training
Chaplain Brings Years of Service to First Episcopal Position
The Rev. Paul McCabe, from Marietta, Ga, just became the first Episcopal Chaplain for the state’s Army National Guard, who swore him in at the Clay National Guard Center chapel in late February. McCabe brings with him a faith in God fostered through many years of...
Working to Dismantle Racism
The Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing works to breakdown prejudice and racism in our diocese, and beyond.
Reflections
Lent is in part about the life of Jesus. Below is a collection of those stories.
Racial Healing
Reflection, prayers, and an opportunity for action.
Psalm 19
Lent is in part about the life of Jesus. Below is a collection of those stories.