“Then God said, “Let us make humans in our image, according to our likeness…” Genesis 1:26 I have long said and believed that racism is the race that we as a society, as a world, continue to run that has no finish line and no victors, but an ever-mounting number of casualties.

Teresa Turner Chang offers a brief historical overview of anti-Asian racism in the U.S.

Racial justice and healing leaders and practitioners across The Episcopal Church gathered July 28-30, 2020, to build community, craft strategy, and equip each other for action during a series of Becoming Beloved Community NOW online gatherings.

St. Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church was the third African American Episcopal Church to reach mission status in the Diocese of Texas and the first in the city of Houston. In 1899, the Committee on New Parishes of the Diocese of Texas received an application from “the congregation (Negro) of...

Scott Madison of One Human Race, Austin, shares his racial justice work, his personal story, and his hopes for building racial solidarity across the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.

After the Civil War, white Episcopalians found themselves in a spiritual and ethical quandary as to what to do about freed slaves. Several issues faced them: 1) Reclaiming the masses of newly emancipated slaves who fled the church once they were declared “free;” 2) Training of black preachers...

En un movimiento sin precedentes, el Rvdmo. C. Andrew Doyle, el noveno obispo de la Diócesis Episcopal de Texas, presentó una Visión Misionera para la Justicia Racial, una iniciativa, que tiene como objetivo, reparar y comenzar la curación racial para las personas y comunidades que fueron...

In an unprecedented move, the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, the ninth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, presented a Missionary Vision for a Racial Justice initiative that aims to repair and commence racial healing for individuals and communities who were directly injured by slavery in the...