Durham Congregations in Action
Durham Interfaith Pilgrimage for Racial Justice
The DIPRJ is an immersive spiritual and reflective journey through Durham’s racial history, its intersections with other injustices, and Durham’s current conditions.
Public at large and private groups · Offered twice a year, once in the autumn and once in the spring; also by appointment for private groups · $130/person
From dcia.org/our-work ↗About this program
The DIPRJ is an immersive spiritual and reflective journey through Durham's racial history, its intersections with other injustices, and Durham's current conditions.
The pilgrimage was developed by DCIA faith communities, partners in the city, and community members who lived through its history.
This offering to the community is part of our mission to build beloved community together right here in our own city.
The pilgrimage is offered twice a year, once in the autumn and once in the spring, to the public at large, and by appointment for private groups.
The pilgrimage is $130/person, which covers food, site fees, and honorariums. Scholarships have been made available through donations. This pilgrimage is accessible to everyone. Please contact DCIA for more information or any questions.
Questions
What does the $130/person pilgrimage fee cover?
The pilgrimage is $130/person, which covers food, site fees, and honorariums.
Are scholarships available?
Scholarships have been made available through donations.
Who is the pilgrimage accessible to?
This pilgrimage is accessible to everyone.
How often is the pilgrimage offered?
The pilgrimage is offered twice a year, once in the autumn and once in the spring, to the public at large, and by appointment for private groups.
Details
- Who
- Public at large and private groups
- When
- Offered twice a year, once in the autumn and once in the spring; also by appointment for private groups
- Cost
- $130/person
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