What Is White? A Greensboro Public Library Series

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Ware Dedication

A message to the Racial Justice & Reconciliation Committee for our support of a Partners in Ministries Habitat for Humanity project that is strengthening interracial relationships within a community:

"With gratitude for your support and your leadership, I pass along these pictures from our dedication service this past Sunday afternoon. I am delighted to report that we have built more than a house this past year; we have built a partnership which has become a template for other churches in Orange County. This coming January, the AME-Episcopal partnership will be joined by two Baptist churches in Chapel Hill who have been in a bi-racial partnership for some time as we start our second house. Binkley Baptist and Barbee’s Chapel Missionary Baptist learned of what we were doing, were excited by the model, and asked to come on board.

We are also planning a cooperative Christmas Program next month."

~Brooks Graebner

Textile exhibit in Durham honors Pauli Murray legacy

STRENGTH FROM ALL MY ROOTS: TEXTILE ARTS HONORING THE LEGACY OF PAULI MURRAY

Opening Reception on Friday, November 19, 2010 from 6-9 p.m.

Quilts and textiles from artists across our community in honor of the legacy of Pauli Murray, a North Carolinian jurist, poet, and activist who was the first African American woman to be ordained priest in the Episcopal Church.

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, 403 E. Main Street, Durham

The exhibition is on display for the month of November, Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Sponsored by the Resource Center for Women and Ministry in the South, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church and the Pauli Murray Project with support from the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation.