Join us on Sunday, February 9, to hear Breanna Carter speak at both worship services. Breanna Carter is a Courageous Conversation Certified Practitioner with a passion for fostering racial healing, reconciliation, and systemic change. She hold a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama and an MBA from Louisiana State University Shreveport.

Her professional journey began with Sawyerville, a diocesan ministry dedicated to creating opportunities for children and youth in Hale County through free summer programs, mentoring, and scholarships. As Assistant Director, she was instrumental in coordinating and executing programs that broadened horizons, improved race relations in Alabama, and enriched the lives of those living in poverty through the Summer Learning program and Person2Person.

Currently, she serves as the Missioner for Racial Healing and Pilgrimage for the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. In this role, she leads initiatives to promote racial healing and reconciliation, design and facilitate programming, and foster courageous conversations that inspire meaningful change in communities and individuals alike.

Through her work, she strives to create spaces where understanding, justice, and transformation take root and flourish.