Saturday, April 24^th, 9:30 am -Noon
Zoom Webinar (Register here to receive a Zoom invitation – https://forms.gle/AVoUPBbpMgEgM7Aa8)

Our program is a gathering for white people of faith who are aligned with the causes of racial and economic justice.  How can we deepen our commitment? How can we share our new understanding with members of our own families and with other white people within our own congregations?

Challenging Conversations 2021 will include a keynote address by Cláudio Carvalhaes, Union Theological Seminary NYC, a panel discussion with Rev. Michelle Buhite, Rev. Canon Cathy Dempsey-Sims, Rev. Kirk Laubenstein, and Gladys Gifford followed by a moderated Q&A session.

This event is hosted by the Bishop Holly Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians and is co-sponsored by New York State Council of Churches, WNY Peace Center, Interfaith Peace Network, The Social Justice Committee/Anti-Racism Team of St. Joseph’s University, The Justice Ministry Team of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo, Buffalo Quaker Meeting, and Burning Books bookstore.

Please Register –https://forms.gle/AVoUPBbpMgEgM7Aa8 – by midnight on Friday, April 23rd to receive the Zoom Invitation.

Contact Gabrie’l Atchison for more information gatchison@episcopalwny.org