Racial Justice Sunday 9th February

The Methodist Church in Britain has a history of commitment to challenging issues of racial justice. In 1978 racism was declared a sin by the Methodist Conference.

The Methodist Church has a long history of Black leadership, going back to the days of Wesley himself. We celebrate this and work to be anti-racist in all that we do.

Past President of the Methodist Conference the Revd Dr Inderjit Bhogal has written a short history of work on racial justice in the Methodist Church.

Our service this year will draw on the material published by Churches together and is entitled “Coat of many colours”