Welcome to the Circles of Color
The Circles of Color are mutually supportive grassroots communities for resource sharing, networking, personal support, addressing issues of racism, encouraging leadership development among our POC church communities, and connecting people of color with what they need emotionally and spiritually to be who God is calling them to be.
Recent Posts on the Circles of Color Blog
- Civil Rights Pilgrimage Reflection #2by Rev. Hillary Kimsey Day 1: Atlanta: The King Center, Sweet Auburn, the Absalom Jones Center, Church of the Incarnation, Dr. Catherine Meeks In the past several weeks, I have heard the same question asked of two powerful and prophetic Black Episcopalians: Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and Dr. Catherine Meeks. During the weekend of celebrations… Read more: Civil Rights Pilgrimage Reflection #2
- Civil Rights Pilgrimage Reflection #1By Rev. Canon Carla Robinson Atlanta, Auburn Avenue AKA Sweet Auburn Street. We walked this street, once the heart of Atlanta’s black community, it still carries that weight as I looked at the buildings and heard the stories of the neighborhood. It’s a complex history. Big Bethel AME Church, Atlanta Life, The Peacock Club, The… Read more: Civil Rights Pilgrimage Reflection #1
- Bishop Phil’s Ordination & ConsecrationIt was a joy to gather with so many from the Circles and across the diocese for the ordination and consecration of The Rev. Dr. Phil N. LaBelle, 9th Bishop Diocesan of Olympia. Here are some photos from the weekend’s festivities, courtesy of Adrienne, Mary Bol, Simon Achol, and Greg Hester. Before the service Consecration… Read more: Bishop Phil’s Ordination & Consecration
New from the Canon’s Blog
- Becoming Beloved CommunityEntry 1: Telling the Truth about Our Churches and Race
