Faith and Justice

ARC

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ANTI-RACISM COMMITTEE

It is our goal to bring our faith into action through developing relationships with other organizations, encouraging advocacy, participating in training ourselves and others - and aid in building the diocesan network of community and resources.

Our Foundation for Anti-Racism Action at All Saints

…We value each individual as bearing the image of God,

…We feed both body and soul in service to others, and

…We believe that racism is a sin against humanity.

See our Working Mission Statement at the Bottom of the Page

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St. Margaret's Sister Parish

Our Sister Parish
St. Margaret's Church
The Bronx: a partnership for strengthening parish relationships in the diocese and growing beloved community.

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LISTEN

All Saints

Anti-racism

Podcast and Video

Selections

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READ

All Saints

Anti-Racism

Book

Selections

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We Support: GOSO

Getting Out Staying Out

Mission: GOSO partners with people impacted by arrest and incarceration on a journey of education, employment and emotional wellbeing and collaborates with NYC communities to support a culture of nonviolence.

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We Support:

WE All REALLY MATTER

W.A.R.M is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving victims of domestic violence. Their mission is to use the power of personal experience to enrich and change the lives of others.

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We Support:
Rural & Migrant Ministry

Rural & Migrant Ministry works for the creation of a just, rural New York State through:

Nurturing leadership
Standing with the disenfranchised, especially farmworkers and rural workers
Changing unjust systems and structures

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Episcopal Diocese of New York

Anti-Racism Initiatives from our Diocesan Webpage

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Racial Reconciliation
of ECUSA

Episcopal Church

Racial Reconciliation Resources

Webpage

OUR WORKING MISSION STATEMENT

Our Foundation for Anti-Racism Action at All Saints

…We value each individual as bearing the image of God,

…We feed both body and soul in service to others, and

…We believe that racism is a sin against humanity.

Our Working Mission Statement:

We believe that racism is a sin that draws us away from the love of God and one another, and that initiatives and opportunities that address the sin of racism are at the very foundation of our Christian call to “strive for justice and peace among all people.”

We seek to address racism by

working against racism both on an individual level and in identified systems where injustice due to racial disparities causes financial, emotional, and psychological hardship;
creating a dynamic space for our congregation and community to join in understanding the consequences of racism and the means of restorative justice; and
supporting institutions, policies, and initiatives dedicated to anti-racism through volunteering our time and financial resources.

Our efforts and partnerships will extend to secular as well as church-led organizations and in alliance with The Episcopal Diocese of New York and The National Episcopal Church.