Anti-Racism General Church
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United Methodists Stand Against Racism
"We recognize racism as a sin.
We commit to challenging unjust systems of power and access.We will work for equal and equitable opportunities in employment and promotion, education and training; in voting, access to public accommodations, and housing; to credit, loans, venture capital, and insurance; to positions of leadership and power in all elements of our life together; and to full participation in the Church and society."
-www.umc.org/endracism
Council of Bishops Act Now to End Racism
Discipleship Ministries Resources for Responding to Systemic Racism
General Commission on Religion & Race: Vital Conversations on Racism with Dr. Robin DiAngelo
Navigating 2 Viruses: Regathering in the Midst of Racism and Pandemic