Local Newspaper Features Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission
The Rev. Aaron Rogers, one of the co-facilitators for the Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission, talked to the St. Louis American about the work of the Dismantling Racism Commission and why people of faith should care about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Local Paper Features Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission
The Rev. Aaron Rogers, one of the co-facilitators for the Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission, talked to the St. Louis American about the work of the Dismantling Racism Commission and why people of faith should care about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Dismantling Racism Training: A Reflection
Tony Corey, a member of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church and the Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission, shares a reflection from a recent anti-racism training.
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Obama Backlash? Reflections on the hard work of anti-racism work from Gayle Fisher-Stewart
The author of “Black and Episcopalian” visited with members of the Commission on Dismantling Racism and others from the Diocese in October.
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Land Acknowledgement
The following statement was crafted by the Rev. Leslie Scoopmire, Missioner for Indigenous Ministry Engagement, and the Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson, Bishop of the Diocese of Missouri. The Standing Committee approved the updated acknowledgement on September 22, 2022. We encourage our parishes and ministries to use this text during their worship services and other public events.
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News from The Commission on Dismantling Racism
The start of the new year brings an update on the work of the Commission on Dismantling Racism — a diocesan group charged with promoting programs, workshops and other anti-racism work among the people of the church.
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Survey: Racial Reconciliation and Justice
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has tasked the Episcopal Church’s Racial Reconciliation and Justice Team with supporting you in these critical ministries of racial justice, healing, and reconciliation.
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Anti-Racism Covenant
In response to the death of George Floyd and others in police custody, the Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson wrote an anti-racism covenant. The document includes our laments (the things we confess to doing wrong) and our covenant (the promises we make to do better).
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Missouri Clergy Support New Bishop's Calls for Equality and Justice
As clergy of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri, we join our new bishop, the Rt. Rev. Deon K. Johnson, in crying out for justice and peace for all of God's children.
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