
The First Matthew 25 Summit
January 16 – 18, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia
One Book, One Presbytery

Church Educators, Teaching Elders and Education Committees: Explore The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein, and make this 6-week opportunity part of your plans for Eastertide 2024. Save the dates!
- 6 weekly discussions – on Zoom
- Mondays, April 8 – May 6, 6:30 – 8:00 pm
- Special guests provide insight to the major topics
- Facilitated small group discussion
Sponsored by the Presbytery of Baltimore Dismantling Racism Team and In the Loop Ministry Group. (Full participation in the program will meet the Dismantling Racism training requirement.)
Baltimore Presbytery Policy on Dismantling Racism Training
Revised policy approved at 889th Gathering on November 14, 2020
Addressing Anti-Asian Racism, March 22, 2021
The Presbytery partnering with NEXT Church to lead this foundational workshop, rooted in an understanding of historical and systemic racism. It is intended to equip participants to lead and participate in constructive conversations within their congregations and the Presbytery that promote racial equity and begin dismantling racism within ourselves and our institutions.
The training is for Teaching Elders and Ruling Elders required under Presbytery policy and open to other ordained and non-ordained leaders in their local congregations and Presbytery committee/commission members. The Presbytery offers this training at least once a year, sometimes open to people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds and others organized for affinity groups – people who share the same racial and ethnic identity. Registration information will be posted at least 4 weeks prior to each event.
Racism impacts peoples of color and white people differently. Therefore, we need to have different conversations and we have different work to do. Affinity groups by race should be a place:
- to learn what we need to know for OUR work;
- to strategize for OUR work;
- to share successes and challenges in doing OUR work;
- to support one another in doing OUR work.
Questions about the training? Feel free to contact: Susan Krehbiel, Social Justice Consultant, skrehbiel@baltimorepresbytery.org
Reform to Transform Sermon: The Encounter: When Justa Meets Jesus
Dialogue Sermon The Canaanite/Syphronecian Woman August 19, 2020
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Guest Speaker: Dr. William Yoo
Keynote speech and Q&A discussion at 889th Gathering of the Presbytery of Baltimore.
William Yoo is Associate Professor of American Religious and Cultural History and Director of the Master of Divinity Program at Columbia Theological Seminary. He is the author of two books, American Missionaries, Korean Protestants, and the Changing Shape of World Christianity and The Presbyterian Experience in the United States: A Sourcebook, and is currently working on a book project that traces the history of Presbyterians in the United States.
A Series of online discussions and presentations organized by the In The Loop Ministry Group