by Audre Knepp, SACReD’s Collective Rising Summer Intern My perspective is shaped by the spaces I bridge: as the daughter of a Mexican mother and white father, an international student living 8,000 miles from family, and an aspiring physician fighting…

A Letter from Rev. Iya Latishia James, Executive Director of SACReD Dear SACReD Community, For the last six months, as I stepped into serving as SACReD’s solo executive director, I have been deep in reflection about what it means to…

There is so much work to do, and so many ways to resist authoritarianism. We engage faith and spirituality to build a movement of liberation and bodily autonomy for all. These Wrapped highlights let us reflect on 2025 and look…

Hello SACReD Community, We are sharing this letter to announce that Rev. Angela Tyler-Williams has transitioned out of SACReD as of January 15, 2026. Below you can read Angela’s letter to our partners and supporters. The SACReD team offers gratitude…

by Rev. Iyalosha Latishia James Rev. Lyndsey Godwin | Jan 6, 2026 | This OpEd was originally published in Good Faith Media January 6th forces American Christians to confront two starkly different stories. One is now five years old: the…

The Spiritual Alliance of Communities for Reproductive Dignity (SACReD) was born in a moment of acute crisis. Creating a burgeoning organization in the shadow of the systematic dismantling of reproductive healthcare, gender affirming care, and White Christian Nationalism has brought…

A Reflection on Our May A SACReD Journey Training Rev. Kentina Washington-Leapheart, SACReD Lead Trainer and Program Coordinator Our time in New Orleans was a transformative one: building relationships that are often deemed unlikely among clergy & lay leaders, abortion…

Rev. Angela Tyler-Williams, Co-Executive Director for Movement Building My first day as the first (and at the time only) staff member of SACReD was June 20, 2022. Only four days later, we learned that the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health…

Rev. Latishia James In the almost eight years since I wrote Apocalyptic Faith, many vulnerable communities, some of which I am part of, have experienced multiple apocalypses due to late stage capitalism and white supremacy. Most recently wildfires in southern…

Rev. Angela Tyler-Williams, SACReD Co-Director for Movement Building Take a deep breath – this is deep work, and we need you for the long haul. Inhale. Exhale. These are the words that closed SACReD’s call to action after the draft…