Welcome!
Who's been visiting
ARC Mission Statement
Members, officers, project coordinators, staff
- Wayne Abraham (St. Mary's House, Greensboro) (TREASURER)
- Cleta Baker (Holy Trinity, Greensboro)
- Kermit Bailey (St. Timothy's, Winston-Salem)
- Jim Barber (Holy Trinity, Greensboro) (on leave)
- Deidre Crumbley (St. Ambrose, Raleigh) (VICE-CHAIR)
- Joy Dosher (Archdeacon, Diocese of East Carolina)
- Charles Duckett (St. Paul's, Winston-Salem) (AT-LARGE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER)
- Martina Gardner Woods (St. Stephen's, Durham)
- Brooks Graebner (St. Matthew's, Hillsborough) (CONSULTANT - HISTORIOGRAPHER)
- Chip Marble (ASSISTING BISHOP, Diocese of North Carolina) (CONTACT PERSON FOR "COMPANIONS IN MISSION")
- Charles Miller (Winston-Salem deanery)
- Donna Mooney (St. Ambrose, Raleigh)
- Bill Murchison (St. Stephen's, Winston-Salem)
- Jane Redmont (St. Mary's House, Greensboro)
- Hector Sintim (St, Ambrose, Raleigh)
- Paul Valdes (Redeemer, Greensboro)
- Martha Waters (St. Paul's, Cary) (CONTACT PERSON FOR ANTI-RACISM SEMINARS)
- Roberta Werner (St. Paul's, Cary)
Resources
Labels
- African American history (5)
- and theology (1)
- anti-racism training (2)
- art (2)
- Back and White in the South (3)
- Bayard Rustin (1)
- Bible (1)
- Black and White in the North (1)
- Black and White in the South (1)
- Black Theology (2)
- church (3)
- coalition-building (1)
- community organizing (1)
- conferences and lectures (4)
- congregational resources (3)
- diocesan life (1)
- Episcopal history (6)
- Fellowship of Reconciliation (1)
- film (1)
- history (2)
- icons and images (3)
- immigration (1)
- interreligious actions (1)
- Juneteenth (3)
- Louisiana (1)
- media resources (3)
- memory (7)
- NAACP (1)
- Native peoples (1)
- North Carolina racial history (7)
- politics (1)
- prayers and meditations (1)
- racism (1)
- reading suggestions (1)
- slavery (3)
- these United States (5)
- Thomas Ruffin (4)
- training resources (1)
- U.S. Latino/as (2)
2 comments:
Quite a treat: Cone and Bernice Johnson Reagon!
I have a friend who's nagging me to read Niebuhr, but I can't remember if it's Moral Man and Immoral Society or Nature and Destiny of Man. To take Cone's seminar on Niebuhr would be wonderful; it makes beautiful sense that he would teach it.
The communities he mentioned in Arkansas where he grew up are near my hometown and are very familiar to me. I believe I could find Macedonia AME without much trouble.
Thanks, JohnieB. As Grandmère Mimi noted and quoted on my personal blog, The power of the powerless. You can't kill the spirit. The oppressors can't win. Amen.
I'm of two minds about Niebuhr, but that is another conversation for another day...
Dr. Cone speaks a harsh truth and also a deep hope. We need to face and embrace both.
Post a Comment