racial justice

A former parish priest argued that he neither broke his ordination vows nor violated church canons by engaging in a “Eucharistic fast” as a protest against the Episcopal Church’s complicity in white supremacy.

“This is lifelong work that will span generations. It can no longer be tied to the three-year funding cycle.”

Lord Boateng told General Synod that he found the failures of the church to implement its past recommendations on racial injustice “chilling.”

Reuben Bigerty announced that he might be named ambassador to South Africa.

Nine Lakota children return home a century after their death at a residential boarding school.

The pandemic undoubtedly did more than any other factor to affect the lives of Episcopalians and the workings of the Episcopal Church in 2020 -- and the pandemic dominated TLC's news coverage. But racial issues provided another strong theme, as the Church joined society's anguished considerations of racism in the wake of the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.