Racial Reconciliation Resources
Racial Reconciliation Resources at St. Luke’s:
- Micah Forum
Once a month, we gather with our brothers and sisters from The Greater Second Baptist Church to share potluck meal, tell stories and explore the history, effects and consequences of systemic oppression and racism in our country. Together we look for ways to support each other and initiatives that promote understanding and reconciliation in the greater community. Micah Forum is entering its fourth year of ministry now. Read more about it here. -
Becoming the Beloved Community Study Group
Join us as we begin a journey seeking racial healing, reconciliation and justice using Bishop Michael Curry’s Spirituality and Racial Justice course. Members of Woodland Presbyterian Church have been invited to join us. Meetings will be online using Google Meet, beginning
6pm Tuesday, July 21 for introductions and orientation
6pm Tuesday July 28 for first session
Continuing on the 3rd Tuesday of each month
Please RSVP (or send questions) to LeAnn Herigstad at leannherig@gmail.com
Additional Resources from the Larger Episcopal Church:
- Micah Forum with St. Luke’s and Second Baptist Church
- A Pastoral Letter from Bishop Megan
- Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Word to the Church
- Racial Reconciliation Resources, a curated list from the national Episcopal Church
Additional Resources provided by members of our Micah Forum ministry at St. Luke’s:
- Relational Organizing amidst Racial Violence, by Indivisible
- Common Dreams, a non-profit independent newscenter
- Unlocking the Black Box by ACLU Smart Justice
- So You Want to Talk about Race by Ijeoma Oluo
- How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
