JUSTICE & RECONCILIATION
Do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with your God. - Micah 6:8
For more information contact Rev. Meg Peters.
• What We Care About - Current Priorities
• What We Have Planned - Calendar of Events
• How You Can Help – Ways to Get Involved
• Who We Are & Who We’re Connected With
• What is Our Mission
• Other Resources
Our Current Priorities
• Voting – voter registration, education, and mobilization. Click here to learn how you can help.
• Dialog – learning to discuss difficult issues from a faith-based perspective.
• Equity & inclusion – partnering with St. Paul UMC on issues of racial healing & reconciliation; partnering with Reconciling Ministry Network as an affiliate working for inclusion & affirmation of LGBTQIA+ individuals.
• Creation care – Jim & Betty Holmes Food Bank Garden.
Ways to Get Involved
Study • Serve • Advocate • Witness
• Sign up for our J&R ministry participants mailing list by contacting Rev. Meg Peters or Suzanne Epermanis.
• Learn more about the UMC Social Principles
• Learn more about current issues facing our community
• Volunteer for service & advocacy projects
• Contact your elected officials - find contact info for local, state & national representatives based on your address here.
Who We Are & Who We’re Connected With
• Justice & Reconciliation Steering Committee
• Justice & Reconciliation Ministry Participants
• Western North Carolina Conference
Our Mission
We seek to engage with others to study, serve, advocate and witness to the needs for justice and reconciliation in the community as we live out our Christian faith and discipleship.
“Reconciliation is an ongoing, spiritual process involving forgiveness, repentance and justice that restores broken relationships and broken systems to reflect God’s original intention for all creation to flourish.”
- Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil, Roadmap to Reconciliation
On February 5, 2022, we visited the International Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro, NC.