Racial Justice

Watch Richard Reddie’s talk during Wells Cathedral’s Racial Justice Sunday service, part of its ‘Resistance, Racial Justice and Reconciliation’ exhibition.

Richard Reddie pays tribute to Revd Jesse L Jackson, the civil rights leader and activist who has died at the age of 84.

What do reparations mean in practice? This was explored in this discussion, co-hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Afrikan Reparations an…

Thanks to those who took part in Racial Justice Sunday on 8 February 2026. Resources can be used throughout the year with a theme of ‘Love Your Neighbour’.

Find out about the progress made by SongShare following its ‘soft launch’ during Racial Justice Sunday 2025.

BHM, October 2025, is an opportunity for all Christians in Britain and Ireland to celebrate the ongoing contributions of Black people.

Watch again: ‘From Lament to Action’ was a dynamic and prophetic Ecumenical Service to mark the Fifth Anniversary of the Killing of George Floyd.

Celebrate the contributions to our churches from those hailing from the Caribbean.

Revd Maria Stuttaford, Curate, Parish of Denswood, reports on how St Mary’s Church, High Halden, marked Racial Justice Sunday.

See how Northchurch Baptist Church marked Racial Justice Sunday for the first time.

A service for Racial Justice Sunday took place at St Patrick’s Cathedral on 9 February 2025, in the presence of the Archbishop of Armagh.

A groundbreaking initiative to spotlight the music of Caribbean and African songwriters in Britain and Irish churches launched on Racial Justice Sunday.

Dwayne Hutchinson, from the Leeds Church Institute, reflects on racism as a sin.

Find out about Racial Justice Sunday 2025, with these short videos. This year it takes place on 9 February 2025, with the theme ‘Coat of Many Colours’.

Take part in the 30th anniversary of Racial Justice Sunday. This year’s theme is ‘Coat of Many Colours’.

Take part in Black History Month this October, an opportunity for everyone to share and celebrate Black heritage and culture.

Explore the issue of reparations on biblical terms with this significant, challenging resource.

An in-depth, inter-denominational examination of how churches in Britain and Ireland have sought to tackle racism over the last 25 years, edited by Richard…