The story of St. James, Pittsboro By the Rev. Mac Brown, Sarah Swann and the Rev. Canon Lindsey Ardrey The following is excerpted and adapted...
Disciple: One Step, and Then Another
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Reparations and Restitution
Alice Freeman Reflects on Racism and Resilience in Rural North Carolina
As we prepare for the 210th Annual Convention, the Reparations and Restitution Ministry Committee is providing new and updated information to help open our hearts more fully to the work …
The Story of St. Ambrose: Environmental Racism, Resurrection and Reparations
As we prepare for the 210th Annual Convention, the Reparations and Restitution Ministry Committee is providing new and updated information to help open our hearts more fully to the work …
What is Needed for Healing?
By the Rev. Robert Fruehwirth and the Rev. Lisa Frost-Phillips What do people want? What might people want or need from each other in the process of healing their relationship? …
Reparations – Why?
By the Rev. Brooks Graebner and the Rev. Grey Maggiano And that where any Slave shall be set free by his or her Master or Owner, otherwise than is herein …
Revisiting Our Past: Reintroducing the Initial Report on the Diocese of North Carolina’s History of Institutional Racism
By the Rev. Rhonda Lee, Ph.D When Bishop Sam Rodman arrived as our bishop in 2017, one of the first things he and I talked about was the need for …
The Path to Convention: Come and See
By the Rev. Lindsey Ardrey I’m writing this on the heels of the final worship for the Black Clergy Women Gathering—a historic offering curated by six of our church’s Black …
Disciple: It’s About Time
Your invitation to join a diocesan quest By the Rev. Canon Lindsey Ardrey Editor’s note: The following piece is adapted from the Rev. Canon Lindsey Ardrey’s address to the 208th …
