Now What?
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…
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Apocalyptic Visions, Possibilities, and Politics
Rev. Lyndsey Godwin I’ve lost track of how long I’ve been bringing up apocalypse in “polite” conversation. Often when I bring it up, I watch discomfort and anxiety creep up on people’s faces. Many folks jump directly to the outcome…
SACReD Curriculum Preview #2
Over the next several months we will be sharing short snippets inspired by the SACReD curriculum revision that our team is working on this fall. Consider these a teaser, a taste-test for the updated curriculum that we will release in…
A Prayer for the multitudes of loss and longing on October 7
We offer this prayer as a practice of mourning and an invitation to action. We offer this prayer as a multi-faith, reproductive justice-centered organization working in the U.S, reflecting on the relationships and reactions that are alive as we all…
SACReD Curriculum Preview #1
Over the next several months we will be sharing short snippets inspired by the SACReD curriculum revision that our team is working on this fall. Consider these a teaser, a taste-test for the updated curriculum that we will release in…
Woven Together: Religion and Reproductive Justice
Registration is now open! We are delighted to announce that registration is open for Woven Together: Perspectives on Religion and Reproductive Justice! Join SACReD for a 6-part virtual learning series this fall. We are hosting regular opportunities for the SACReD alliance…
SACReD Updates
SACReD Gathering: May 7-9! SACReD Gathering: May 7-9!Mark your calendar and plan to join us! The 2024 SACReD Gathering is in New Orleans, May 7-9. Can’t join us in person? There will be virtual options too!You can reserve your hotel room…
Where is God in this?
Greetings beloveds, It has been an agonizing month, and for some much longer. When the devastating events of October 7th first occurred SACReD leaned into our values and tended to our beloved community. We spent time reaching into our partners…
A Faith-Rooted Response to the Dobbs Anti-versary
Part of the reason Roe fell was because the broader repro movement has lacked a comprehensive faith strategy. The fall of Roe is not solely a political problem, and it cannot have solely a political solution. People of faith have been active with clear strategies and tactics for a long time. We are essential to changing the cultural, political, and practical realities of our reproductive lives in this country.
Read MoreA Faith-Rooted Response to the Dobbs Anti-versaryRoe Sunday Worship Service
January 22, 2023 would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. We acknowledge that even though Roe established the legal right to an abortion, so many people faced obstacles like racism, economic disparities, gender inequities, and environmental concerns…