Black is beautiful (1960’s). Black Lives Matter (2020’s). St. Elizabeth is privileged and proud to be one of three parishes in our diocese that is designated as an African-American parish. The universal Catholic Church has been enriched by the saintly participation of black people since the first century. For 400 years now, blacks in
RISC hasn't stopped beating the drum of justice against violence in our communities. Bookmark this page for updates on research sessions, important community meetings, and resources. Email Emily Small [email protected] if you have questions. — Updated 10 June 2020 Monday, June 15, 6:30 – 8 pm: Justice Ministry (Rodef Tzedek) Member Gathering Monday, June 22, 5:30 pm — Housing &
Earth Day Prayer Service, Thursday April 23, 7 pm on ZoomWhile you're at home, zoom in for a virtual gathering as St. Elizabeth recognizes Earth Day's 50th anniversary and commemorates the fifth anniversary of the Pope’s encyclical letter, Laudato Si’. From the pews to polling stations, we as a faith community can step up and
In summary, on April 27, Richmond City Council will hold a Public Hearing on the Budget on April 27. RISC is insisting the budget include money for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. RISC is calling on it's church members (of which SECC is one) to email or call the mayor and city council members before
*Update On Original Post* RISC canceled the Rally and Nehemiah Action happening later this spring. RISC Lead Organizer Emily Small wrote in an email to team leaders: "While it is incredibly important for the safety and well-being of all that we no longer gather in groups for a period of time, we must reflect on
SECC asks if you will serve as a liaison between the parish and Overby Sheppard Elementary School, the public school located a few blocks from the church? In this role, you will attend monthly meetings and share volunteer opportunities with our eager parishioners. If you made a new year's resolution to be more involved with
Take a RISC to stop gun violence In our city, on average, one of our fellow citizens dies by firearms each week. SECC is working with the RISC congregations to reduce gun violence in Richmond. We start with the first of several meetings to research gun violence. Join us on Thursday, Jan. 30, 6:30 p.m.,
