The Hive
The Peace & Justice Hive of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Detroit is proud to house the following organizations:
St. Peter's Episcopal Church Office
St. Peter's Episcopal Church Office staff work hard to support the day-to-day operations of the church and provide for the needs of the community.
Manna Community Meal
Manna Community Meal is a soup kitchen in the city of Detroit that was started in 1976. It is located on the lower level of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (through the red door) but is directly linked and affiliated with Day House Catholic Worker. Learn more here.
Corner Shower Laundry
Corner Shower Laundry is also located on the lower level of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Started by volunteers of the Manna Community Meal, its mission is to offer people access to clean and safe showers and laundry services, providing those in need with a fresh start. Learn more at here.
Meta Peace Team
Meta Peace Team’s mission to pursue peace through active nonviolence in places of conflict and a vision to seek a just world grounded in nonviolence and respect for the sacred interconnectedness of all life. Learn more at here.
We the People of Detroit
We the People of Detroit is dedicated to community coalition building and to the provision of resources that inform, train and mobilize the citizens of Detroit and beyond to improve their quality of life.
Learn more at here.
MannaWorks Clay Studio
The MannaWorks Clay Studio is a working pottery studio that is first and foremost a space for guests of Manna Meal Kitchen to learn about and explore creating functional and sculptural art with clay. Its mission is to provide a working pottery studio for Manna Meal guests to develop a safe space for creating ceramic art in the Corktown Community for the sake of joy, the strengthening of community and supplementary income.
Learn more here.
Three Lyons Creative
Three Lyons Creative (3LC) is a multi-media production company based in Detroit, specializing in video, audio, graphic design, and illustration. Through community groups, artists, nonprofits, and businesses both large and small, 3LC strives to tell honest and people-focused stories with pride.
Learn more here.
Black Youth Project 100 (BYP 100)
Founded in 2013, BYP100 (Black Youth Project 100) is a member-based organization of Black youth activists creating justice and freedom for all Black people. BYP100 was, at one point, just a hashtag for the 2013 “Beyond November Movement Convening” developed through the vision and leadership of Cathy Cohen.
Learn more here.
Radical Discipleship
Radical Discipleship is a space designed to chronicle and animate expressions of “Movement” Christianity in North America. This includes all those struggling for church renewal and social change, who seek to embody the prophet Micah’s call to act justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with God. Learn more here.
Geez Magazine
Geez magazine is a quarterly, non-profit, ad-free, print magazine about social justice, art, and activism for people at the fringes of faith in both Canada and the US. Geez is for the over-churched, out-churched, un-churched and maybe even the un-churchable.
Our aim is to nurture a community of faith-oriented folks that are concerned about the environment, peace, racial and gender justice, decolonization, and other social concerns. At best, we offer a prophetic and provocative voice to the institutional church and a pastoral presence to those laboring at the front lines of social change.
Learn more here.
Michigan Interfaith Power and Light
Michigan Interfaith Power & Light’s mission is to inspire and equip people of faith to exercise stewardship of and love for all Creation.
We offer practical ways to put faith into action by promoting energy efficiency, renewable energy, and other sustainable practices that lead to a cleaner, healthier, and more just world.
Learn more here.
National Lawyers Guild
The National Lawyers Guild is the nation’s oldest and largest progressive bar association and was the first one in the US to be racially integrated.
Its mission is to use law for the people, uniting lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers to function as an effective force in the service of the people by valuing human rights and the rights of ecosystems over property interests. This is achieved through the work of our members, and the Guild’s numerous organizational committees, caucuses and projects, reflecting a wide spectrum of intersectional issues. Guild members effectively network and hone their legal skills in order to help create change at the local, regional, national, and international levels.
