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Becoming Beloved Community
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During Lent 2019 the Rev. Philip DeVaul and Megan Johnson introduced us to the Becoming Beloved Community initiative of the Episcopal Church. And Church of the Redeemer was invited to begin the work of racial reconciliation and justice.

As we have discovered, Becoming Beloved Community is more of a journey than a program. We invite you to join us as we continue this years-long journey of racial reconciliation and justice.

Watch this page for events, speakers, and recommendations for our journey.

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Sermons

Oct 20 | The Rev. Dr. Herschel Wade
Letting baggage go

Oct 17 | The Rev. Philip DeVaul
Impossible

Oct 6 | The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
All Things Ungodly and Other Reconcilable Differences

Sep 29 | The Rev. Joyce Keeshin
The Path is made by Walking

Sep 22 | The Rev. Melanie W. J. Slane
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Rector's Blog

Dec 13 | The Rev. Philip DeVaul
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Dec 6 | The Rev. Philip DeVaul
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Nov 15 | The Rev. Philip DeVaul
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