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Ministry of Presence in Baton Rouge Reflection by Judith Roberts

  The recent shootings, arrests, custody and deaths of African American people by majority white law enforcement has become all too familiar. On any given day, a viral video becomes the breaking news story. Just days after the shooting of...

“Voting for the First Time”- by Rev. Steve Jerbi, contributing blogger

  Voting for the First Time   For a moment, my home state was in the political spotlight. Literally. I walked into Lakefront Brewery (it was a work meeting, honestly!) and Chris Matthews and a crew from MSNBC are broadcasting...

Welcome to the ELCA Racial Justice blog

The Racial Justice Ministries of the ELCA serve as catalysts and bridge builders. We are called to be a church that embraces each person and confronts racial, ethnic, cultural, religious, age, gender, familial, sexual orientation, physical, personal and class barriers...