Inclusion. Equity. Justice.
Celebrating 58 Years
This year, the General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) is celebrating our 58th anniversary.
Since 1968, the General Commission on Religion and Race has been at the forefront of the Church’s work of inclusion, equity, and justice.
Today, we invite you to give $58 or more as a donation to GCORR. Simply use the button above or below.
In addition, we invite you to two particular opportunities for a heartwarming experience of forgiveness and encouragement, when it comes to your role in racial justice:
For just two weeks, we are offering this important small group resource, My Heart Was Strangely Lukewarm, for 20% off to invite the Church into the critical work of racial justice and reconciliation. It may, in fact, be an opportunity for your church to have an Aldersgate experience on who they can be and what they can do on matters of inclusion, equity, and justice.
Our upcoming “Racial Justice: A Mandate to Our Discipleship” Webinar Series will continue to explore the racial justice mandate of The United Methodist Church - its origins, meaning, and ongoing significance.
Remember, your participation and generosity strengthens:
Antiracism training and resourcing
Tools for intercultural ministry and leadership
Vital Conversations that foster truth-telling and transformation
Resources designed to support congregations of all sizes and contexts
Global efforts to contextualize GCORR’s tools for leaders around the world
Thank you for walking with us, learning with us, and committing yourselves to the holy work of building a Church where all are welcomed, valued, and empowered.