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The General Commission on Religion and Race offers this seven-part curriculum as a first step in understanding what racism is, how it has and still shows up in the church and society, and how it impacts and impedes the integrity and effectiveness of God’s people
The General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) eagerly anticipates the hybrid Facing the Future: Being, Belonging, Becoming Conference. This three-day event will bring together over 270 leaders from 41 annual conferences across the United States, uniting them both in-person and virtually. Originally scheduled for
November is U.S. Native American Heritage Month. Learn more about it with 11 facts about Native people in society and the Church by the Rev. David Wilson. VIEW INFOGRAPHIC AS A PDF >> 11 Facts About Native People in Society and the Church by Bishop
VIEW STUDY GUIDE >> Check-in Ask about everyone’s week, along with prayer requests for joys and sorrows. Open with Prayer Introduction to the Ongoing Acts of Repentance Video Reverend Chebon Kernell calls the church to participate more vigorously in ongoing acts of repentance, justice making
Suggested Guidelines for the United Methodist Church Offered by Ragghi Rain, ChairpersonNative American International Caucus Chair, 2023 This resource was originally published by the Native American International Caucus on their website. You can find it here. DOWNLOAD THE GUIDELINE AS A PDF >> Introduction: Many
October 26, 2023 Washington, DC— The General Commission on Religion and Race of The United Methodist Church (GCORR) recently concluded its fall Board of Directors meeting in Oakland, California, from October 20-22, 2023. Over 20 board members hailing from diverse corners of the United States
GCORR Book Study Guide: For Small Groups & Individual Reflection GCORR remains committed to supporting and resourcing the Church in its journey of dismantling racism. We are aware that people learn and grow in many ways due to the rich diversity of humanity. Our hope
GCORR Book Study Guide: For Small Groups & Individual Reflection GCORR remains committed to supporting and resourcing the Church in its journey of dismantling racism. We are aware that people learn and grow in many ways due to the rich diversity of humanity. Our hope
September 15 – October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month. Below is a list of tips to celebrate Hispanic and Latino/a people and their diverse cultures in appropriate and honorable ways. Much of the list focuses on ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month from a faith
DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE AS A PDF >> The work of cross-racial/cross-cultural (CRCC) ministry requires one to juggle a variety of mindsets, heart sets, and skill sets. This work requires one to root one’s identity in a spirit of openness and humility as one journeys with others across differences.
