Sacred Ground, an antiracism curriculum for small-group discussions, has been one of the Episcopal Church’s great Christian formation success stories in recent years with thousands of groups participating in this transformative program. Grounded in faith, the curriculum uses films and readings to provide a window into America’s history of race and racism, while weaving in threads of family story, economic class, and political and regional identity.

Building on the success of recent offerings, Trinity’s Anti-Racism Team will launch a new Sacred Ground dialogue circle beginning Mon., Jan. 20, and running through August. The circle will meet every three weeks on Monday evenings for 11 two-hour sessions on Zoom. More information on the curriculum is available here.

Contact the Rev. Brandon Ashcraft via the form below with questions or to register.