Union of Black Episcopalians - Atlanta Chapter
Website for the Union of Black Episcopalians: https://www.ube.org/
Website for the Diocese of Atlanta: https://episcopalatlanta.org/
An organization to unite the diverse cultures, concerns and gifts of Black Episcopalians by providing preparation and encouragement for living the Baptismal Covenant and fully participating in the mission and governance of the Episcopal Church.
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Atlanta, 30044
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