You are Invited

Come and journey through St. Augustine—a place marked by both deep pain and enduring hope—and discover how God is calling us into the healing work of belonging.

This one-day pilgrimage invites you into a transformative experience of antiracism and cross-cultural hospitality as essential expressions of Christian discipleship. Rooted in prayer, reflection, and shared learning, we will journey together to listen, learn, and respond to God’s call to love our neighbors more fully.

What You Will Experience

Engage the story of St. Augustine as a lens for understanding racial trauma and the possibilities of transformation
Reflect on God’s work of healing fractures in us and between us at personal, interpersonal, institutional, and cultural levels
Practice faithful, grace-filled dialogue across differences
Grow in emotional and spiritual awareness for the work of reconciliation
Explore your own cultural story while honoring the stories of others
Discern faithful next steps for living out antiracism and cross-cultural hospitality in your church and community

This pilgrimage is not only a day of learning—it is an invitation to ongoing discipleship. Participants will also receive access to a 5-week small group study and a sample worship series to help bring this work back home into your congregation.

Contact the host of St. Augustine Pilgrimage May 15, 2026

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