Get Involved: Study, Discuss, Take Action
Outreach & Social Justice (formerly the Social Justice Ministry) has been active at St. Andrew’s since the 1970’s around various issues that affect the lives and well-being of all people. These issues include food security, racism, immigration, housing, gun violence, and much more. In 2025 we’ve been working closely with Sue Nishi, Director of the Breakfast Program, to improve a few of the services available to guests at Breakfast.
Outreach and Social Justice Meeting
Sunday, February 22 | 11:15 am | Chapel
All are invited to discuss recent events in
Minneapolis, local efforts, and upcoming plans for the group.
Please check back for more info as opportunities develop.
Merilynne Rush, Coordinator,
Social Outreach
msh.rush@gmail.com
Resources for Direct Action
Want to take action in meaningful ways? Here are some ideas:
Join the Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice, a local non-profit organization that has many ongoing events and provides educational resources
Donate to or volunteer with St. Andrew’s Breakfast Program or Food Gatherers
Learn about Life After Incarceration: Transition and Re-entry (LAITR)
The National Episcopal Church has more information about Social Justice and Advocacy
Sign up for action alerts at National Episcopal Church Public Policy Network
Many thanks to those who have worked on Social Justice through the years. Work we have done recently
includes:
- Habitat for Humanity Build
- Food Gatherers Food and Donation Drives
- Holiday Gifts through Ann Arbor Community Center
- Rotating Shelter through the Ann Arbor Shelter Association
- Foster Child
- Donations for Breakfast guests
- Braver Angels Depolarizing Conversations
- And the work of the Social Justice Ministry on Racism and Black Lives Matter in the last 6 years
Prayer for Social Justice
Grant O God, that your holy and life-giving Spirit may so move every human heart, and especially the hearts of the people of this land, that barriers which divide us may crumble, suspicions disappear, and hatreds cease; that our divisions being healed, we may live in justice and peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
