SACReD Curriculum Training
Join facilitators Rev. Kentina Washington-Leapheart, Rev. Rob Keithan, and Rev. Angela Tyler-Williams for a virtual training on the SACReD Curriculum. This 7-session curriculum is for congregations and communities seeking to explore and deepen their commitments to faith-based reproductive dignity for all. Learn about each session of the curriculum and how you can lead your congregation through courageous conversations weaving together our faith and reproductive stories.  The SACReD Curriculum Training content is the same for each session, so you only need to attend one. Once you have completed this training, you will be able to guide your congregation through the curriculum and SACReD Congregations designation process.
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What is your role in your congregation/community? *
How do you Intend to use this training and the SACReD curriculum in your context? *
Which training are you signing up for? *
The content is the same for both trainings, so you only need to sign up for one. If you cannot make these training times, please let us know other times or days that would work for you (during the day, evenings, weekends, etc).
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SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this preface? *
Grounded in the justice principles that are at the heart of our religious traditions, we are committed to equity, dignity, and holistic well-being for all people. We recognize that reproductive issues are integral to social justice and cannot be exiled from our sphere of moral concern if we are to fully live out our commitment to human flourishing. Similarly, as reproductive concerns are inherently tied to intersecting systems of oppression, particularly those of patriarchy, racism, and poverty, we know we cannot isolate a narrow reproductive interest from a broader justice agenda. We acknowledge that as religious communities we have a particular responsibility to promote healing, bring new understanding, and make changes as they have contributed to trauma, faith alienation, and afflictions of mental health related to reproduction.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this principle? *
We, therefore, affirm the following guiding principles: 1) All creation is good and includes a beautiful diversity of sacred bodies, sexualities, and reproductive journeys.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this principle? *
2) The dignity of sacred bodies and the moral agency of all people deserve respect, including the bodily autonomy and agency of women, queer people, gender diverse people, people with disabilities, immigrants, indigenous populations, and people of color who have often been denied this respect.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this principle? *
3) Reproduction is a sacred responsibility, and prayerful decisions to have children, to not have children, or to end a pregnancy can be equally moral.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this commitment? *
And therefore this community commits to: 4) Creating loving, justice-seeking faith communities where shame, judgment, or stigma for diverse reproductive decisions and journeys have no place.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this commitment? *
5) Supporting the work of parenting and the healthy growth of children in safe, sustainable, nurturing communities.
SACReD Congregations affirm the following principles and commitments. We ask all who attend this training to affirm these criteria. Do you affirm this commitment? *
6) Advocating for equitable access to the full spectrum of comprehensive reproductive healthcare as a moral and social good, and supporting fulfillment of reproductive moral agency and flourishing for all.
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