Category Archives: Beloved Community

Beloved Community Racial Healing Circles

Beloved Community Racial Healing Circles  Sept. 12-Dec. 5, Sunday afternoons from 2-4 p.m. via Zoom. These groups are at capacity for Fall 2021. Please contact if interested in future meetings.

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July 11 viewing of Traces of the Trade

Sunday, July 11, 2-4 p.m. on Zoom In Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North, filmmaker Katrina Browne discovers that her New England ancestors were the largest slave-trading family in U.S. history. She and nine cousins retrace … Continue reading →

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Racial Healing Circles through Beloved Community

Sundays, Jan. 17 – April 18 (no meetings for Spring Break and Easter), 2-4 p.m. This offering consists of two integral parts: 1) three sessions devoted to building the trust among participants that is important for sustaining discussions on difficult … Continue reading →

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Becoming Beloved Community NOW webinars

Available for viewing here [October 1, 2020] Thousands of racial justice and healing leaders and practitioners across The Episcopal Church gathered to build community, craft strategy and equip each other for action during a series of “Becoming Beloved Community NOW” online … Continue reading →

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Racial Healing Dialogue Circles

Please register at The Abbey and Doug will send you a Zoom link a few days before the meeting.

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Austin Civil Rights Stories

Sunday, July 12, 2PM Sponsored by Beloved Community. REGISTER HERE and Zoom will send you a link This documentary was filmed in 2017 by PBS/KLRU. It is a description of numerous civil rights stories caused by systemic racism in our city in … Continue reading →

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Trustbuilding: An Honest Conversation On Race, Reconciliation, and Responsibility

Sunday, July 19, 2 p.m. Sponsored by Beloved Community. REGISTER HERE and Zoom will send you a link. Rob Corcoran will discuss his book which chronicles his work for racial justice in Richmond, VA and around the world. Rob is an Episcopalian … Continue reading →

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7/5 4 p.m. CT Speaking of Freedom Facebook Event

“This Independence Day weekend, my sisters in Christ have called to The Episcopal Church to break free of white supremacy, become the Beloved Community, and lead America into God’s just future. Please join me in reading and acting on what … Continue reading →

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Welcome New Vestry Members

The Annual Parish Meeting took place on Sunday, January 27, at 10:15 a.m. in Crail Hall. There was a presentation of the 2019 Annual Report.Doug Bell spoke about Becoming the Beloved Community. We elected six Vestry members: five for 3-year … Continue reading →

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Feb. 28-29 | Free In Common Workshop on Racial Reconciliation

Registration required and child care available: episcopalhealth.org/incommon2020 A special event is coming to St. David’s on Feb. 28 – 29, sponsored by the Episcopal Health Foundation. It is called the In Common Program whose goal is to have parishes work … Continue reading →

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