The Work

Pilgrimage of Racial Healing

Forming leaders. Restoring justice.

Overview

This day-long experience equips morally courageous leaders to confront racism and other harmful systems. Through three sacred movements—Respect, Realign, and Restore—participants deepen their understanding, strengthen their commitments, and take faithful action rooted in the Gospel and dignity. 

Who Is It For?

  • Lay and ordained leaders
  • Vestry and diocesan leadership
  • Christian educators and faith formation teams
  • Anyone seeking to live into their baptismal promises with integrity

 

Living God’s Dream: Youth & Children’s Curriculum

Growing into justice. Seeing with new eyes.

Overview

This two-pathway Christian formation curriculum helps children and youth connect their faith to racial healing and justice. Through age-appropriate sessions, Grades K–5 explore belovedness and the image of God in all people, while Grades 6–12 engage in honest conversations about race, allyship, and systemic change. Both pathways nurture relationships, spark action, and empower young people to live God’s dream for the world.

Who Is It For?

  • Sunday school and VBS leaders
  • Youth group facilitators
  • Children’s ministry teams
  • Faith-based educators and formation leaders

 

Preparing Pilgrim Leaders

Walking with you. Building local pathways.

Overview

A two-day intensive and consulting partnership for dioceses, parishes, and communities ready to launch their own Pilgrimage of Racial Healing. We walk alongside leaders as they imagine, shape, and implement context-specific programming rooted in dignity and justice.

Who Is It For?

  • Sunday school and VBS leaders
  • Youth group facilitators
  • Children’s ministry teams
  • Faith-based educators and formation leaders

 

Dignity Retreats & Workshops

Grounded in faith. Centered in dignity.

Overview

Custom experiences designed to nourish the soul of your community. Rooted in scripture and the baptismal covenant, these gatherings foster authentic connection, courageous reflection, and spiritually grounded action.

Who Is It For?

  • Vestries and diocesan teams
  • Parish communities and lay leaders
  • Clergy groups or staff retreats
  • Anyone seeking deeper alignment with faith and dignity

 

Dignity and Integrity Audit

Aligning mission. Strengthening witness.

Overview

A strategic tool to help congregations and leadership bodies assess alignment between stated values and lived practices. With a focus on dignity and mission integrity, this audit supports courageous planning and organizational growth.

Who Is It For?

  • Vestries, boards, and leadership councils
  • Parishes, congregations, and dioceses
  • Communities preparing for strategic planning
  • Leaders committed to walking their talk

 

Pilgrimage to the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana

Global connection. Spiritual transformation.

Overview

This annual pilgrimage to the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana invites participants into a sacred journey of connection, learning, and healing. Through worship, cultural exchange, and direct engagement with the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, pilgrims deepen their spiritual lives and strengthen global bonds. The experience is grounded in mutual partnership, historical reckoning, and the shared pursuit of justice and dignity.

Who Is It For?

  • Clergy and lay leaders
  • Individuals committed to racial healing and global solidarity
  • Those seeking deeper understanding of history, faith, and identity
  • Anyone ready for spiritual growth through international pilgrimage

 

Common Stories, Common Ground

Because every story reveals our shared humanity.

Overview

Common Stories, Common Ground is a monthly, intentional gathering that brings people together across all lines of difference to share stories and meals in sacred community. Each gathering is guided by a central theme—such as belonging, courage, memory, or hope—with suggested prompts and structure to help participants engage meaningfully with one another.

This is not just conversation for conversation’s sake. It is a spiritually grounded, dignity-centered practice of listening, storytelling, and connection. With care and courage, we create spaces where honesty is welcomed, difference is respected, and common ground can be found.

Who Is It For?

  • Parish communities and vestries
  • Small groups, Bible studies, and intergenerational ministries
  • Youth and adult formation gatherings
  • Church or neighborhood-based groups
  • Any community longing to build trust, healing, and connection

What to Expect

  • A shared meal in community
  • A thoughtfully chosen theme or topic for reflection
  • Guided storytelling prompts and gentle structure
  • A brave, joyful, and open space for deep listening

 

Come for the stories.
Stay for the transformation.
This is how we begin to see each other—and ourselves—with new eyes.