Myrlie Evers-Williams – The Living Church

‘A Long Way to Go’ on Racism

November 19, 2013

By Gary G. Yerkey • Bishop Michael Curry calls racism an addiction that “harms the children of God.”

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Nestled among the high peaks and numerous waterways of northern New York, Saranac Lake is a vibrant and energetic community that few others of its size(5,500 year-round residents) can match. It offers modern healthcare facilities, excellent educational opportunities at all levels and lively recreational and arts events. The Church of St. Luke, the Beloved Physician was founded in 1879 by Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau, renowned TB physician and researcher. We seek a full-time rector to lead our worship community. We recognize that the religious/spiritual journey is both individual and communal. We support and encourage Christian education with a deeper faith understanding, fellowship and recreation along with ongoing social justice work in and beyond the community. St. Luke’s hosts the Community LunchBox and Grace Pantry for local persons/families in need. Sitting on the Ecumenical Council we support Samaritan House transitional housing for the homeless. We are a diverse, open and friendly faith community seeking to grow ourselves and our church family. We are very much grounded in traditional Episcopalian liturgy and love our newly-restored pipe organ and our new carillon. We invite you to “Come and See” us at work in our church and in our community. Visit us on line, http://www.stlukessaranaclake.org/Mission_Flyer_Final.pdf

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‘A Long Way to Go’ on Racism

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