Committed to Racial Justice & Allyship | All Saints Episcopal Church

“When I think about what love looks like, I see us channeling our holy rage into concrete, productive and powerful action.” - Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church

God loves justice. And throughout scripture we are urged to love and seek it, as well. All Saints is committed to building diversity and equity in our neighborhood and formation in allyship.

If you are interested in being part of an ongoing racial justice effort through the All Saints Social Justice & Advocacy Committee please email [email protected].

Committed to Racial Justice & Allyship

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 20, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 20, 2024

Bread T here are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread. — Mahatma Gandhi

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 12, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 12, 2024

Sitting with Each Other We have to be willing to meet each other on the porch in peace, to make room for each other, to listen to each other. Even if, at first, we might be inclined to presume the other person or group doesn’t belong…....

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 6, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column November 6, 2024

After the Election What I want to remind us all is that as much as we must fight for our convictions and stand for what is just, remember that all those people who vote against you are not disappearing after Election Day or Inauguration Da...

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 31, 2024

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 31, 2024

Collect for Election Day Almighty God, to whom we must account for all our powers and privileges: Guide the people of the United States in the election of officials and representatives; that, by faithful administration and wise laws, the ...

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 29, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 29, 2024

Politics What if we recognize that our engagement in politics should be rooted in our participation in the Trinitarian flow of God’s love? Then everything changes…. This was revealed most fully in Jesus, as God’s Son. His love f...

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 24, 2024

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 24, 2024

Participating in an election is part of exercising the power you have to positively impact your community through participation in our collective system of governance. It is, quite directly, a means of carrying out the Gospel call to care for ...

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 22, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 22, 2024

Talking About Politics If we fear or hate this present moment, if we’re tempted to blame it on evangelicals (who do, indeed, bear fair share of the blame), the rest of us might spend just a moment looking in the mirror. What does it say ...

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 15, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 15, 2024

Eloheh In the Cherokee language, this concept of well-being is often called Eloheh ( pronounced ay-luh-HAY). The Cherokee meaning of well-being is deep and resonant, and it is hard to capture in English. Eloheh means “well-being,” y...

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 10, 2024

Social Justice Corner Newsletter October 10, 2024

As we approach the General Election, our focus will be on non-partisan election engagement. Senator Raphael Warnock (GA) reminded us that "A vote is a kind of prayer about the kind of world you want to live in". The Office of Gove...

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 8, 2024

Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 8, 2024

Our Nobility The nobility we carry within us includes our acts of courage and endurance and trust and faith that we will carry on and that justice and peace can triumph. There is a resilience to our species and our communities that will no...

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The Rev. Andria Skornik, Rector

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