About US
The full Story
The Racial Reconciliation Collaborative began as an idea of the St. Philip’s Episocopal Church Anti-Racism Ministry, and was shaped through ongoing talks about racial reconciliation and healing with the St. Anne’s Episcopal Church Reconciliation Ministry. The two churches share a long and sometimes painful history, and through many discussions about the possibilities and challenges of racial reconciliation it became apparent that forging greater community connections on this topic is necessary.
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To that end, the Racial Reconciliation Collaborative is meant to be a space where faith-based communities and community groups can come together for difficult conversations and mutual support as we work to build the Beloved Community.
Mission
Develop a platform for participating faith-based communities and community organizations to facilitate outreach to the greater community to educate and increase understanding about racial reconciliation and social justice issues.
Vision
To become a central resource for faith-based communities and community organizations to collaborate in mutually supportive and unifying ways about challenging issues related to race, racial healing, and social justice as we work toward building a beloved community in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County.
What is the Value of
RRC
Membership?
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Expand your knowledge and help promote the need for racial healing and social justice
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Listen and engage in conversations in your community
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Amplify your organization's work to foster anti-racism and social justice