We believe that every human being is made in the image of God. Learn more about how we are called to become Beloved Community.

by John Nolan This story was featured on WCPO News. The Episcopal Church has awarded a $5,000 grant to St. Barnabas that will be used to...

The Absalom Jones Symposium and Ecumenical Service was held at Allen Temple AME Church on February 15. This is an annual celebration of...

On Sunday, January 19, four congregations gathered together to reflect on their engagement with Sacred Ground: A Film-Based Dialogue Series.

by Deb Ramsey The St. Barnabas Becoming Beloved Community Steering Committee met with Kids4Peace on Sunday afternoon, January 5, for...

What do you do when your committee is handed a challenge, but you don’t know where to start?

by Pastor Jason Oden I had never heard of Jonathan Daniels until I started the work of Becoming Beloved Community in our diocese and here...

Becoming Beloved Community is The Episcopal Church’s Long-term Commitment to Racial Healing, Reconciliation and Justice.

On Sunday, June 30, Pastor Jason and parishioner Larry James will be leading the day’s service with a focus on Becoming Beloved Community.