Anglican leaders sign statement on environmental racismPosted Jun 23, 2020 |
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The Anglican Communion Environmental Network has issued a statement on environmental racism which has attracted signatures from bishops and archbishops all around the Anglican Communion, including Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and many other Episcopal Church leaders.
The statement can be read in full here.
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