Perspectives on Becoming Beloved Community

What does Beloved Community look like? On our pilgrimage to Israel this fall, Gary, our guide, a devout Jewish man, put on his tefellin as we were sitting amidst the stones of the Temple and he shared stories a...

In February 2017, The Episcopal Church’s officers approved a comprehensive strategic vision titled, Becoming Beloved Community: The Episcopal Church’s Long-term Commitment to Racial Healing, Reconciliation, and...

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. began publicly advocating the concept of the “Beloved Community” in 1956. Speaking to the First Annual Institute on Non-Violence and Social Change in Montgomery, the young social act...

As the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King says in “Justice without Violence,” to achieve Beloved Community is not about defeating opponents but winning their friendship.” Further he said the pillars of Beloved Communi...

On Wednesday, April 3, Wittenberg University will host (Un)Forgotten Neighbors: Holocaust Memorial Stones in a Well-Known German Small Town, a presentation on the Stolpersteine/Stumbling Stones Project and its ...

 It’s in things left undone where the hard work of becoming beloved community lies Most merciful God, we confess that we have sinned against you in thought, word, and deed, by what we have done, and by wha...