Gospel Justice (Social Justice)
Stories From The Diocese
This reflection was written by Michael Montgomery and Madeline Moore, co-conveners of the Engaging Racial Justice Working Group for the Diocese of Oregon Have you ever let yourself dream about what our world, including our […]
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This blog was written and contributed by the Rev. Maria McDowell and the community at St. Philip the Deacon, Portland. Learn more about St. Philip the Deacon’s work Welcoming our Elders Home by visiting their […]
Read More >This post was written by Taylor Stewart, founder of Oregon Remembrance Project. Join the truth telling event and ceremony for the historical marker honoring the life of Alonzo Tucker on June 19. Hello, my name […]
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We would like to invite you to reach for the spiritual center of the story and to look at anti-racist work as an opportuntiy for personal transfiguration. Bravery and courage for this work comes from our incredible liturgy. We are all one body, we are all interconnected, and we have access to the transformative and healing power of our gospel.
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An invitation to the Pacific Northwest Union of Black Episcopalians Chapter, welcoming all who want to explore our heritage to join the journey with us.
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Now accepting applications for grants supporting projects that alleviate suffering and address systemic poverty.
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When we see people who are hurt or suffering, we reach out to help them. But wouldn’t it be even better if we could help resolve some of the problems that cause the hurt?
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William Temple (1881-1944) was a priest, bishop, and Archbishop of Canterbury; a social reformer; and the namesake of William Temple House here in Portland. The feast of William Temple will be celebrated on Sunday, November 18, at 5 p.m. with a special choral evensong at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.
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The Shepherds Table Food Pantry gets a new building and a blessing at St. John the Divine, Springfield.
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