The culmination of five years of meetings that began a a book read and a desire to do more than read, the plan is now in print. Reparations has been a hot topic in churches and around the country. What are reparations? Who pays and what does payment look like? What harm is being corrected. […]
Deborah Nelson Linck has written a book about this Episcopal priest and civil rights icon for all people; however, it is geared to the younger generations who might not have heard about her and they learn about Black history. So, "come" and bring a young person. It is truly important as we face constant attacks […]
These are interesting times, especially for the church as we consider reparations for past racial harms. How do we make space for grace? Join the Crummell-Cooper Chapter, Union of Black Episcopalians, as we welcome the Rev. Robert T. Phillips in conversation with chapter president, the Rev. Gayle Fisher-Stewart.
Not everyone can create a family tree; however, everyone has a family story. Join the Crummell-Cooper Chapter, UBE, in conversation with historian and genealogist, Aungelic Nelson, a member of St. Luke's-DC, as she guides us through her book specifically written for young people of color. Learn the beginning steps in finding information about your family, […]
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