Supporting Racial Justice & Reform | All Saints Episcopal Church

“When I think about what love looks like, I see us channeling our holy rage into concrete, productive and powerful action.” - Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church

God loves justice. And throughout scripture we are urged to love and seek it, as well. If you are interested in being part of an ongoing racial justice effort through the All Saints Social Justice & Advocacy Committee, or joining a related book study, please email [email protected]. Recent book group titles include Caste and I'm Still Here.

If you are interested in doing more and participating in the formation of a SE Portland Community Action Network, email [email protected] and they will be in touch with next steps.

Supporting Racial Justice & Reform

Weekly Rector's Note: The World We Want to Live In

Weekly Rector's Note: The World We Want to Live In

Dear Saints, A few nights ago as I was pulling into our driveway, I saw that a few of our neighbors had stopped to talk while they were out walking their dogs. The group was comprised of people of different ages, races, abilities. One person w...

Special Guest on Sunday, September 26

Special Guest on Sunday, September 26

Special Guest This Sunday, September 26: Next Sunday at our 9am and 10:15 service, we will be joined by Rev. Dr. Leroy Barber, Director of Innovation for an Engaged Church serving the Greater NW area of the United Methodist Church. Leroy is als...

Racial Justice & Reform: Action Items

Racial Justice & Reform: Action Items

As we are looking to support the work of racial justice, real change to policies and practices is needed, and there are things that each of us can do. The following is a list of local action items compiled by St. Philip the Deacon, Portland . A...

Rector's Note: Healing & Reconciliation

Rector's Note: Healing & Reconciliation

Dear Saints, This last week, many of us have watched the events in Afghanistan unfold with heavy hearts. As we see history repeat itself, it’s hard to have hope for a better future. As we imagine the horror of what people are going through, w...

Episcopal Revivals

Episcopal Revivals

Lift Every Voice and Sing! UBE Churchwide Revival This year, the Union of Black Episcopalians is hosting a multi-day virtual event that is open to the entire Episcopal community and includes both day and evening events. July 27-30, 2...

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The Rev. Andria Skornik, Rector

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