The Racial Equity Team focuses on racial justice, racial equity, and Mount Olivet's role in systemic racism.
The Racial Equity Team devises plans and strategies to share with the Mount Olivet community and with our neighbors in Arlington and beyond.
Since the formation of this group, we have:
July is Disability Awareness Month, also known as Disability Pride Month. Learn more about the Methodist Church's efforts to be more inclusive and ways that foster positive interactions for everyone.

Watch
AGP Episode 1 Disabling Theology
AGP Episode 2: Disability, Sin and the Image of God
AGP Episode 3, Part 1 and Part 2: Who Wants to be Healed?
The Accessible God Podcast, Episode 4: The Disabled God
The Accessible God—Episode 5: Sacramental Bodies
AGP Episode 6–Justin Hancock, The Julian Way and Models of Disability
Read
Disability Ministries Committee (collected resources)
Consider walking in the footsteps of our neighbors by visiting a series of sites, memorials, and living testaments to the courage, resilience, and faith of our African American neighbors. There are two tours that seek to capture glimpses into the story of North and South Arlington. We pray they may serve as the first step in the long walk towards racial equity and justice in Arlington.
Read a short report by Jim Dake on the history of Mount Olivet and racism within Arlington and the United Methodist Church.
Read the reportStart here to learn more about the Racial Equity Team at Mount Olivet, or browse current events to see what's coming next.