The Black/African American Circle invites you to a special Juneteenth liturgy and potluck BBQ! The worship service will feature poetry, music, preaching, and the Holy Eucharist A special offering will also be taken up in support of the Richard Younge Curates of Color Fund.
After the service, all are welcome to enjoy a potluck BBQ on the Cathedral lawn. Protein will be provided. Beyond good food and conversation, there will be opportunities to learn more about Circles of Color, the PNW Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians, and our friends at Nurturing Roots Farm. Join us in celebrating freedom and the gifts of our Black/African American community!
June 19 commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and is one of the longest-celebrated African American holidays. Learn more about the history of Juneteenth here and Juneteenth resources for families can be found on Canon Barrie’s blog.
Click here to join via livestream. To contribute to the Richard Younge Curates of Color Fund, go to the diocesan giving page. Under “Giving Type,” select “Other Donations” and indicate “Richard Younge” under “Other Designation.”