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Guided by our faith in Christ and the Baptismal Covenant, the AJECRH strives to develop and equip morally courageous leaders to respect human dignity, confront injustice, and restore communities rooted in justice, healing, and reconciliation.

Today's the Day.Applications for the 2027 Pilgrimage to Cape Coast close tonight.If you've felt the pull toward this jou...
08/17/2026

Today's the Day.

Applications for the 2027 Pilgrimage to Cape Coast close tonight.

If you've felt the pull toward this journey, toward Respect, toward Realign, toward Restore, don't let today pass without answering it.

This is your last chance to walk alongside pilgrims from the Dioceses of Atlanta and South Carolina as we mark ten years of companionship with the Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana.

All are welcome, no diocesan membership required, just a willing heart.

⏳ Applications close tonight.

🔗 Apply before midnight: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

One Day Left to Apply.For ten years, pilgrims have crossed the Atlantic to walk with our companions in the Diocese of Ca...
08/16/2026

One Day Left to Apply.

For ten years, pilgrims have crossed the Atlantic to walk with our companions in the Diocese of Cape Coast.

Tomorrow, the window closes to be part of the 2027 pilgrimage, the first to bring together the Episcopal Dioceses of Atlanta and South Carolina on this shared journey.
If you've been sitting with this invitation, this is the moment to act on it.

This journey is open to anyone who feels called, not just members of Atlanta or South Carolina.

⏳ Applications close tomorrow, August 17.

🔗 Apply now: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

Coming Home Is Just the Beginning.The pilgrimage doesn't end when the plane lands back in Atlanta or Charleston.Restore ...
08/14/2026

Coming Home Is Just the Beginning.

The pilgrimage doesn't end when the plane lands back in Atlanta or Charleston.
Restore is the long work of carrying what we've learned in Cape Coast into how we lead, how we love, and how we build community that reflects God's vision of dignity and peace.

Three days remain to say yes to this journey.

What would it look like for you to help restore?

Restoring together isn't limited to Atlanta or South Carolina. Anyone who feels called can apply.

⏳ Applications close August 17, just 3 days away.

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

Ten Years of Walking Together.In 2017, pilgrims from the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta first crossed the Atlantic to walk...
08/13/2026

Ten Years of Walking Together.

In 2017, pilgrims from the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta first crossed the Atlantic to walk alongside the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana.

Ten years later, we return, and this time we're not walking alone.

In 2027, the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina joins the journey, and together our three dioceses will mark a decade of companionship with a pilgrimage unlike any before it.

This is what it looks like when relationship becomes tradition.

Will you be part of the next ten years?

This journey is open to anyone who feels the pull, you don't have to belong to the Diocese of Atlanta or South Carolina to apply.

⏳ Applications close August 17.

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

Pilgrimage Changes More Than Your Passport.Every pilgrimage changes how we respond.As we journey to Cape Coast, we encou...
08/12/2026

Pilgrimage Changes More Than Your Passport.

Every pilgrimage changes how we respond.

As we journey to Cape Coast, we encounter stories, relationships, and truths that invite us to consider how we will respond to God's call—and how we will choose to live differently because of what we have experienced.

Pilgrimage asks more of us than reflection. It asks us to think carefully and intentionally about the world we help create through our choices, our actions, and the way we show up in our communities.

We call this Restore—carrying what we have learned home and helping to bring our lives, relationships, and communities into closer alignment with God's vision of dignity, justice, and peace.

What might God be inviting you to help restore?

All are welcome to apply!

📅 Applications close August 17.

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

History Becomes Personal When You Walk the Ground.Reading about history is one thing.Standing where history happened is ...
08/11/2026

History Becomes Personal When You Walk the Ground.

Reading about history is one thing.

Standing where history happened is another.

Our pilgrimage to Cape Coast is an invitation to encounter places, people, and stories that continue to shape our world today. As we worship with our brothers and sisters in the Anglican Diocese of Cape Coast and listen to one another's stories, we begin to examine how what we believe aligns with what we encounter.

This is the beginning of Realign—bringing our beliefs, choices, and actions into closer alignment with God's vision of dignity and justice.

What might God be inviting you to bring into closer alignment with God's vision of dignity and justice?

📅 Applications close August 17- all are welcome to apply!

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

More Than a Trip. A Practice.A pilgrimage isn't a vacation, and it isn't a mission trip either.It's a spiritual practice...
08/08/2026

More Than a Trip. A Practice.

A pilgrimage isn't a vacation, and it isn't a mission trip either.

It's a spiritual practice, a way of letting a place, a history, and a people change you before you ever try to change anything yourself.

The Pilgrimage of Racial Healing invites Episcopalians from Atlanta and South Carolina to travel to Cape Coast, Ghana, not as tourists but as guests, ready to listen, to learn, and to be shaped by what we encounter.

That posture is where healing starts.

Is this the practice you're being called into?

You don't need a diocesan tie to join us. All are welcome to apply.

⏳ Applications close August 17.

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

Transformation Begins Long Before We Arrive in Ghana.It begins with a willingness to see differently—to reconsider the s...
08/07/2026

Transformation Begins Long Before We Arrive in Ghana.

It begins with a willingness to see differently—to reconsider the stories that have shaped us, the history that connects us, and the people God has placed on this journey beside us.

In 2027, pilgrims from the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta and the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina will travel together to our companion Diocese of Cape Coast. Through shared history, faith, worship, and relationship, we will be invited into deeper understanding and lasting transformation.

We call the first movement of this pilgrimage Respect—looking again.

What might God be inviting you to see differently?

📅 Applications close August 17. We welcome everyone to apply!

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

08/06/2026

From above, Cape Coast tells a different story.

The same ground our pilgrims will walk in 2027 looks like this from the sky, vast, coastal, holding centuries of history within it.

Some perspectives you only get when you rise above what's familiar.

⏳ Applications close August 17.

Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

Faith That Moves.It's one thing to believe in dignity and justice. It's another to let that belief rearrange how we actu...
08/05/2026

Faith That Moves.

It's one thing to believe in dignity and justice. It's another to let that belief rearrange how we actually live.

That's the work of Realign, taking what we see and feel in Cape Coast and letting it recalibrate our choices back home, in our parishes, our friendships, our daily lives.
Pilgrims from the Dioceses of Atlanta and South Carolina will walk this together, worshiping alongside our companions in Cape Coast and asking what needs to shift.
Where is your life out of step with what you believe?

This invitation isn't limited to our own pews, anyone is welcome to apply.

⏳ Applications close August 17.

🔗 Apply here: https://episcopalatlanta.org/news/apply-2027-pilgrimage-cape-coast-ghana/

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