<![CDATA[A Black Episcopalian: Church Hurt: Reparations for My Soul: Healing Racialized Trauma}]]> https://ablackepiscopalian.com/bookmarks/view/85/church-hurt-reparations-for-my-soul-healing-racialized-trauma https://ablackepiscopalian.com/bookmarks/view/85/church-hurt-reparations-for-my-soul-healing-racialized-trauma Sun, 30 Nov 2025 04:26:32 +0000 https://ablackepiscopalian.com/bookmarks/view/85/church-hurt-reparations-for-my-soul-healing-racialized-trauma <![CDATA[Church Hurt: Reparations for My Soul: Healing Racialized Trauma]]> As more and more faith communities deal with the effects of anti-Black racism, a racialized society, and are figuring out how to repair the spiritual, emotional, and physical damage that affects generations of their people, are these communities prepared to do the hard work of reparations and deal with the accompanying backlash those efforts will invite? Do our churches want to become trauma informed? 

 

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