The diocesan Antiracism Commission (ARC) is sponsoring a new one-day, in-person anti-racism training entitled “Faith and Race: Lay Leadership Training,” which will help launch and sustain work in our diocesan…
Antiracism
Standing in Solidarity with Immigrants and Asylum Seekers
A Joint Statement from the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago’s Peace and Justice, Sanctuary, and Hispanic Affairs Committees, the Antiracism Commission, and Episcopal Charities As people directly involved in carrying out…
Our Immigrant Siblings Need Us Now / Nuestros hermanos inmigrantes nos necesitan ahora
“We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “Letter…
Antiracism Commission Offers $500 Awards
Congregations that submit their F-185 Report by the March 31 due date are eligible for a $500 award. The Antiracism Commission (ARC) will recognize three congregations that meet the March…
Resolution F-185: Commitment to Antiracism Work Reports Due March 31, 2025
Resolution F-185, approved at the 2022 Diocesan Convention, calls on all congregations in the diocese to take steps to dismantle racism and build the antiracist identity of the diocese, and to…
Sacred Ground Circles for Clergy
The Antiracism Commission of the Diocese of Chicago is sponsoring two Sacred Ground dialogue circles for clergy starting the week of January 13. Sacred Ground is an 11-part curriculum from…