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Epiphany Church Hosts Series on Racism, Housing in Baltimore Area
The focus of the series will be a discussion of Antero Pietila's book "Not in My Neighborhood."
In honor of the Lenten season, is hosting a five-week series on housing and racism in the Baltimore area.
"I think [it] is going to be pretty powerful," said Kristofer Lindh-Payne, a co-rector at the church.
The series will kick-off on Wednesday with a presentation by Michael Sarbanes, executive director of partnerships, communications and community engagement for Baltimore City Public Schools, who will discuss his work addressing racism and advocating for affordable housing in the metropolitan area.
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On March 7, 14 and 21, the group will participate in a book study on Antero Pietila's "Not in My Neighborhood," which focuses on racism in cities, particularly in regards to housing.
The series will conclude on March 28 with a conversation on how the community can address the issue.
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Each meeting will being at 7 p.m. at the church, located at 2216 Pot Spring Road. A potluck dinner, starting at 6 p.m., will precede the meetings.
If you plan to attend, email the church office at epiphany2216@verizon.net or call (410) 252-4465.
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