Virginia Theological Seminary's Building Faith blog shared these
resources for adult formation and discipleship that relate to race and
diversity:
Sacred Ground
is a film-based dialogue series on race & faith. It is a
small-group curriculum designed in 10 parts with documentary films and
readings that focus on Indigenous, Black, Latino, and Asian/Pacific
American histories as they intersect with European American histories.
This curriculum is part of the larger Becoming Beloved Community
commitment within The Episcopal Church to racial healing,
reconciliation, and justice in our personal lives, our ministries, and
our society.
White Privilege: Let's Talk - A Resource for Transformational Dialogue
is an adult curriculum that's designed to invite church members to
engage in safe, meaningful, substantive, and bold conversations on
race.
GCORR Real Talk
is a series of conversations with community and faith leaders to
discuss and uncover the disparities of race, ethnicity, age, and
socioeconomic status that are deeply embedded in our social fabric.
Vital Conversations 1: Realities of Race and Racism
is a video-based series featuring contemporary theologians,
sociologists, laity, clergy, and other thought-leaders dealing with
challenges of race, culture, and oppression in the Church and world
today.
One Body Many Members: A journey for Christians across race, culture and class
is a faith-based journey of discovery to learn, share and proclaim
God's intention of oneness among people of every racial, ethnic and
class background. How do we find that unity in a world as diverse as
ours? How can we build up "one body" as strong as that?
Implicit Bias: What We Don't Think We Think
is an on-demand online course for anyone who is interested in learning
and teaching others about implicit bias. The course is designed to be
done at your own pace with pieces for individual work, group work, and
optional sermon preparation.
You can find many more resources on the Justice & Advocacy page of the diocesan website.
