Reparations are "part of our commitment to following Jesus," Arrington Chambliss, Episcopal City Mission's executive director, said in a Sept. "There is no reconciliation without repair given the history that necessitates this work.
Reparations are "part of our commitment to following Jesus," Arrington Chambliss, Episcopal City Mission's executive director, said in a Sept.
"There is no reconciliation without repair given the history that necessitates this work.
This moment is not an ending but an important step in a much longer journey toward truth, accountability, and repair," Chambliss said.
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Reparations are "part of our commitment to following Jesus," Arrington Chambliss, Episcopal City Mission's executive director, said in a Sept. "There is no reconciliation without repair given the history that necessitates this work. This moment is not an ending but an important step in a much longer journey toward truth, accountability, and repair," Chambliss said.
[Episcopal News Service] Episcopal City Mission, a Boston nonprofit affiliated with the Diocese of Massachusetts, distributed $2.75 million in reparations to 25 Massachusetts-based organizations that are dedicated to promoting racial and economic justice and equity, truth-telling, reconciliation and strengthening communities. Cyprian's, a historically Black Episcopal church in Roxbury.
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