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This issue's header photo features the Family Christmas Service at The Cathedral of St. Andrew on Christmas Eve. Be sure to look out for more Advent and Christmas photos from around the Diocese in an upcoming issue of the E-Chronicle. (Photo by Bishop Robert Fitzpatrick)
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The First Sunday After Christmas Day
Almighty God, you have poured upon us the new light of
your incarnate Word: Grant that this light, enkindled in our
hearts, may shine forth in our lives; through Jesus Christ our
Lord, who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy
Spirit, one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
Book of Common Prayer
p. 213
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Mark Your
Calendars!
JANUARY GOVERNANCE MEETINGS:
Saturday, January 21, 2017
The Cathedral of St. Andrew
Honolulu
Commission on Ministry
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Bishop's Reading Room
Standing Committee
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Bishop's Office
Diocesan Council
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Videoconference from the
Diocesan Conference Room
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DIOCESAN COUNCIL GRANT REMINDER:
Monthly deadline for submission is the last Friday of each month.
Next due dates:
January 27
February 24
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Register Now!
2nd ANNUAL MUSIC CONFERENCE
January 27 & 28, 2017
St. Timothy's, Aiea
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Upcoming Safe Church Trainings
Please check under the island listings for a class taking place in your area.
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O'AHU
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Fall & Winter Evensong at St. Timothy's
Ongoing 2nd & 4th Sundays
5:00 PM
St. Timothy's, Aiea
Na Himeni Sing Nights
Ongoing every third Sunday, 6:00 PM
St. Stephen's, Wahiawa
For more info: (808) 330-3769
Harmony Health & Wellness
Ongoing Mondays, 3:30 PM
The Cathedral of St. Andrew, Davies Hall, Honolulu
Healing Mass at St. Mark's
Ongoing Tuesdays, 12:00 PM
St. Mark's, Honolulu
Aina Haina Farmer's Market
Ongoing Tuesdays, 5:00 - 7:30 PM
Holy Nativity, Aina Haina
Tri-church Bible Study
Ongoing Wednesdays, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
St. Mary's, Honolulu
(808) 735-5944
Evensong & Benediction
Ongoing Wednesdays 6:15 PM
St. Mark's, Honolulu
Music Lessons at St. Mary's
Ongoing Wednesday evenings
(Call to schedule an appt.)
St. Mary's, Honolulu
Contact: Dan Werning (808) 388-3121
Moʻiliʻili Service Center
Free medical & legal services, clothing, food, bus passes
Ongoing every last Thursday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
St. Mary's, Honolulu
(808) 949-4655
Makiki Farmers Market
Ongoing Thursdays, 4:30 - 7:30 PM
St. Clement's, Honolulu
(808) 955-7745
Centering Prayer
Ongoing Thursdays, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
The Cathedral of St. Andrew, Honolulu
Jazz Vespers at St. Peter's
Ongoing Thursdays,
6:00 PM (Soup & Salad served after the service)
St. Peter's, Honolulu
Pacific Peace Forums
(with Potluck)
Ongoing every first Friday, 6:00 PM
The Cathedral of St. Andrew, Von Holt Room, Honolulu
Contact: Dr. Haʻaheo Guanson, (808) 330-3771
Breakfast for Houseless
Ongoing Saturdays, 6:00 AM
St. Elizabeth's, Honolulu
(808) 845-2112
Tai Chi at Epiphany
Ongoing Saturdays, 9:00 AM
Epiphany, Honolulu
(808) 734-5706
Meal Prep for IHS
Ongoing every second Saturday, 12:00 PM
The Cathedral of St. Andrew, Honolulu
Celebration of New Ministry: Pasalo
Sunday, January 8, 4:00 PM
Diocesan Land across Kapolei Elementary School, Kapolei
Ordination of Castro to Presbyterate
Saturday, January 14, 10:00 AM
The Cathedral of St. Andrew, Honolulu
Narcissus Bulb Carving & Exhibition
January 14 - February 12
St. Peter's, Honolulu
Celebration of New Ministry: Golding
Sunday, February 12, 3:00 PM
Emmanuel, Kailua
Safeguarding God's Children Training
Saturday, February 25, 9:00 AM
St. Timothy's Sumida Hall, Aiea
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KAUA'I
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Centering Prayer Group
Ongoing Saturdays, 9:00 AM
St. Paul's, Kekaha
Christ Memorial Food Pantry
Ongoing Saturdays, 3:30 PM
Christ Memorial, Kilauea
Saturday Market and Swap Meet
Ongoing every second Saturday of the month, 9:00 AM
All Saints', Kapaʻa
For more info...
Saturday Evening Jazz Vespers Communion Service
Ongoing Saturdays, 5:15 PM
St. Michael's, Lihue
ReSource for Christian Spirituality Centering Prayer Group
Ongoing Tuesdays, 8:00 AM
St. Michael's, Lihue
Ongoing Wednesdays, 9:30 AM
St. John's, Ele'ele
Holy Listening
Ongoing second Tuesdays, 4:30 - 6:30 PM
St. Michael, Lihue
Call Rev. Dr. Phyllis Meighen (UCC): (808) 647-4346
Laundry Love Kauai
Ongoing first & third Wednesdays, 5:30 PM
Kapaa Laundromat, Kapaʻa
First Fridays Fun & Fellowship
Ongoing first Fridays, 6:30 PM
Christ Memorial, Kilauea
Soup Kitchen at St. Paul's
Ongoing last Saturdays, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
St. Paul's (ECWK), Kekaha
11th Annual All Angels Jazz Festival
February 3-5
St. Michael's, Lihue
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MAUI
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Centering Prayer Group
Mondays, 6:15 - 8:00 PM
Trinity By-the-Sea, Kihei
Adult Lectionary Study Group
Wednesdays, 9:00 AM
Trinity By-the-Sea, Kihei
Centering Prayer Group
Ongoing Thursdays, 4:00 PM
Holy Innocents, Lahaina
Safeguarding God's Children Training
Saturday, March 25, 10:30 AM
Trinity By-the-Sea, Kihei
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BIG ISLAND
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Teen Tech at St. James'
Second & fourth Sundays, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
St. James' (Spencer Building), Kamuela
St. Jude's Free Hot Showers and Soup
Ongoing Saturdays, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
St. Jude's, Ocean View
Free Community Meal
Ongoing every 4th Saturday, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
St. Augustine's, Kapaau
St. Jude's Women's Bible Study
Ongoing Tuesdays, 10:00 AM
Brown Bag Bible Study
Ongoing Wednesdays, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
St. James', Kamuela
(808) 885-4923
Ka'u Food Pantry
Ongoing last Tuesdays, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
St. Jude's, Ocean View
Call Karen: (510) 778-5500
St. Augustine's Bible Study
Ongoing Wednesdays, 12:00 PM (Bring a sandwich)
St. Augustine Vicarage, Kapa'au
St. James' Community Meal
Ongoing Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
St. James' Pavilion, Waimea
For more info: (808) 885-4923
St. Jude's Men's Bible Study
Ongoing Fridays, 9:00 AM
McKinney Place
For more info:
(808) 939-7000
St. James' Women's Bible Study
Ongoing, First Fridays, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
St. James', Waimea
808) 885-4923
The Labyrinth Book Group
Ongoing Thursdays, 12:15 PM
Christ Church, Kealakekua
For more info:
(808) 323-3429
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LAY POSITION POSTINGS: Director of Music Approximately 15-hr/week Parish of St. Clement, Honolulu Click HERE for more info. Volunteers Needed A Cup of Cold Water (ACCW) on Maui is seeking administrative volunteers. Visit their webpage HERE. If you would liked to post a lay position at your church, e-mail Communications with the information. Positions are also posted on the Diocesan website HERE
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December 30, 2016
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The Bishop's New Year's Message: The Bishop's Reading List for 2017
Aloha,
As we begin 2017, I invite all Episcopalians in the Diocese of Hawaiʻi to read the following books over the course of the year. I think these books could best be read in congregational study groups. These books are not long, but I hope we can read them together in 2017. As you will see, my suggestions are to help focus, as a Diocese and a people of God, on the essentials in 2017: Faith, Justice, Prayer and Compassion.
Bishop Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury (2002-2012) and currently Master of Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, offers two accessible introductions to the Christian faith. These books have pastoral reflections followed by questions (for personal reflection or group discussions). These books taken together could be a good basis for preparing candidates for Baptism or Confirmation, but long-time members of the Church have much to gain from them as well. I hope both of these books are read in 2017.
- Being Christian: Baptism, Bible, Eucharist, Prayer by Rowan Williams (Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2014), 84 pages.
- Being Disciples: Essentials of the Christian Life by Rowan Williams (Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2016), 88 pages.
Some will remember that Tex Sample was the keynote speaker during one of our diocesan education weekends at Turtle Bay. Ordained in the United Methodist Church,
he is the Robert B. and Kathleen Rogers Professor Emeritus of Church and Society at the St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Missouri. Tex is a story-teller and theologian with a passionate commitment to justice. This reflection on justice, community organizing and faith is timely. I hope it is read by many in our churches.
- A Christian Justice for the Common Good by Tex Sample (Abingdon Press, 2016), 111 pages.
Throughout Advent, I preached and taught about the use of the Examen Prayer.
St. Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) developed this simple form of prayer to nurture a reflective habit of mind that is constantly attuned to God's presence. A Simple Life-Giving Prayer is a personal reflection on and witness to the Examen Prayer by a lay person.
Reimagining the Ignatian Examen offers variations on this model of prayer to keep it fresh and focused (there is an app available to support the exercises in this book - see
http://www.ignatianspirituality.com/23542/reimagining-examen-app). Certainly, Manney's book is a good beginning.
- A Simple Life-Giving Prayer: Discovering the Power of St. Ignatius's Examen by Jim Manney (Loyola Press, 2011), 85 pages.
- Reimagining the Ignatian Examen by Mark E. Thibodeaux (Loyola Press, 2015), 85 pages.
Lastly, I am increasingly convinced that compassion is the virtue that is at the heart of the Christian life. It is the force that turns prayer to action. I suggest two books on compassion to help shape our common life.
Compassion was originally written in the early 1980s by three Roman Catholic priests. McNeill and Morrison revised it after Nouwen's death to make it more gender-sensitive and to again share a needed voice.
Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life was written from the broader perspective of listening to voices from various religions to expand a person's capacity for compassion. If read in a congregation's study group, please start with
Compassion.
- Compassion: A Reflection on the Christian Life by Henri J.M. Nouwen, Donald P. McNeill and Douglas A. Morrison (Doubleday, 2005), 137 pages.
- Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life by Karen Armstrong (Anchor Books, 2010), 193 pages.
I offer these suggestions with my prayer for the Diocese of Hawaiʻi in 2017:
God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, whose years never fail and whose mercies are new each returning day: let the radiance of your Spirit renew our lives, warming our hearts and giving light to our minds; that we may pass the coming year in joyful obedience and firm faith; through him who is the beginning and the end, your Son, Christ our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Your servant in Christ Jesus,
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The Right Rev. Robert Fitzpatrick Bishop Diocesan The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i
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Ask the Bishop
Every now and then I get a question from someone (usually by e-mail or note) in the pew about a change in worship practice in their local church or something said by "someone." I want to share a couple of recent questions with my replies:
"Our priest has started to make a big deal about taking Communion after everyone else. I don't remember that ever being something talked about before. Has there been a change and I missed it? Why is it suddenly a big deal?"
I have had a couple of clergy tell me that it is now their practice to do so. I still receive the Sacrament immediately following the consecration. Why? Well, first that is what the rubrics instruct me to do. The rubrics are the small italicized directions in the Book of Common Prayer that are the basic required rules that guide our worship. By our ordination promises, the rubrics have the same force of authority for ordained Episcopal ministers as the canons (laws) of the Church. The rubric's answer to this question is straightforward: "The ministers receive the Sacrament in both kinds, and then immediately deliver it to the people" (BCP, page 365).
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Coming Up Soon!
Celebration of New Ministry:
The Rev. Ernesto "JaR" Pasalo
There will be a Celebration of New Ministry at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Kapolei, on Sunday, January 8, 2017, beginning at 4:00 PM. Bishop Robert Fitzpatrick will be the Celebrant and preacher for his appointment of the Rev. Ernesto "JaR" Pasalo, who has been with St. Nick's since July. The service will take place on the diocesan land across from Kapolei Elementary School (91-1119 Kama'aha Loop) where Sunday services are held. Clergy are invited to vest. There will be a reception following the service.
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Coming Up Soon! Ordination to the Presbyterate:
The Rev. Dcn. Annalise Marie Castro
Having received the consent of the Standing Committee, God and the People willing, Bishop Robert Fitzpatrick will ordain Annalise Marie Castro, to the Presbyterate in the Cathedral of St. Andrew, 229 Queen Emma Square, Honolulu, on Saturday, January 14, 2017, at 10:00 AM.
Clergy are invited to vest. White stoles.
If you are available, please join us. Please remember to keep Annalise in your prayers.
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Coming Up! Celebration of New Ministry:
The Rev. Christopher Golding
The people of Emmanuel Episcopal Church invite you to a Celebration of New Ministry on Sunday, February 12, 2017, at 3:00 PM. Bishop Robert Fitzpatrick will institute the Rev. Christopher Peter James Golding as their Vicar. Clergy are welcome to process. Red stoles. A vegan reception will follow. In lieu of a lei, a donation may be made to Emmanuel Church for outreach ministry. Emmanuel is located at 780 Keolu Drive in Kailua. If you plan to attend please RSVP by
e-mail to the church office by February 1, 2017.
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The 25th Anniversary Ho'okuihaki - Reconciliation
On Tuesday, January 17, 2017, Queen Lili'uokalani's legacy of justice, nonviolence and reconciliation will be honored and remembered in the 25th Anniversary Ho'okuikahi - Reconciliation at Kaumakapili Church in Honolulu. Guest speakers include the Rev. Dr. David Hirano, Dr. Ha'aheo Guanson, and will feature two choirs from Kaumakapili Church and Kawaihao Church. The event will begin at 7:00 PM. Kaumakapili Church is located at 766 N. King Street. For more information, contact Kahu Kaleo Patterson at (808) 330-3769, or
e-mail him.
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Episcopal Service Corps Accepting Applications for Coming Year:
If you are a young adult who is interested in a year of service with one of our
ESC communities
across the country, start your application today!
The mission of Episcopal Service Corps is to develop and support a national network of intentional communities in the Episcopal Church. Our communities are marked by young adults:
- serving others in solidarity, promoting justice in community
- deepening spiritual awareness and vocational discernment
- living simply in intentional Christian community
Corps Members serve in non-profit organizations for 11-12 months. They receive a monthly
stipend
, housing, and participate in regular faith formation with their house members. The program in Hawaii (applicants can apply to up to 7 different programs) is called Creation Care and is located at Camp Mokule'ia.
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What's Happening in The Episcopal Church? Announcements from around The Episcopal Church & beyond |
Jesus Movement Revivals Set for 2017-2018
[December 19, 2016] The Episcopal Church is working with diocesan teams to organize a series of Episcopal Revivals in 2017 and 2018, six major events that promise to stir and renew hearts for Jesus, to equip Episcopalians as evangelists, and to welcome people who aren't part of a church to join the Jesus Movement.
"I love the surprised response when people hear we're organizing Episcopal Revivals," said the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers, the Presiding Bishop's Canon for Evangelism, Reconciliation and Stewardship of Creation. "Why wouldn't we? A revival is a movement of the Spirit among the people of God, a concrete sign that we want to share God's love out loud with each other and with new people. That sounds like the Jesus Movement."
The six Episcopal Revivals will vary in design, but most will be multi-day events that feature dynamic worship and preaching, offerings from local artists and musicians, personal testimony and storytelling, topical speakers, invitation to local social action, engagement with young leaders, and intentional outreach with people who aren't active in a faith community.
Revivals are multi-day events filled with such elements as energizing worship and prayers services, dynamic preachers, mesmerizing music, personal testimony and storytelling, topical speakers, and a call to action.
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The Rev. Dcn. Geoffrey Smith Named Episcopal Church Chief Operating Officer
The Rev. Deacon Geoffrey T. Smith has been named the Episcopal Church Chief Operating Officer, a member of the Presiding Bishop's staff. The appointment was made by the Episcopal Church Executive Council following the joint nomination by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and President of the House of Deputies the Rev. Gay Clark Jennings.
Smith boasts a strong administrative and risk management background, and currently serves as a deacon in the Diocese of New Hampshire.
"We are working to deepen our culture as a staff to really live out the loving, liberating and life-giving way of Jesus," Presiding Bishop Curry said. "Geof is a natural fit for where we are on this journey. He combines in his person highly skilled managerial competency and the experience of a seasoned corporate executive, with a genuinely Christ-centered spirit and the heart of a servant."
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PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED EVENT REMINDERS:
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UPDATED: Safe Church Training Dates
The Church's Safe Church Policies require church leadership and those working with children to attend special training classes. The following classes have been set up with more to come. Please read the
Safe Church Policies to note the differences between Safeguarding God's Children and Sexual Misconduct Prevention Training, and to see if you are required to attend a class. Classes listed are open to the diocese. Churches arranging their own closed classes are not listed here.
- Saturday, February 25 - Safeguarding God's Children Training (St. Timothy's, Aiea, O'ahu) - For more information and to register click HERE.
- Saturday, March 25 - Safeguarding God's Children Training (Trinity By-the-Sea, Kihei, Maui) - For more information and to register, click HERE.
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Registration Now Open!
Second Annual Music Conference in January
The second annual diocesan Music Conference will be taking place on Friday and Saturday, January 27 and 28, 2017, at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Aiea.
Returning to share his knowledge and passion is Dent Davidson (pictured above), the Associate for Arts & Liturgy on the bishop's staff in the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago. Joining him will be Sandra Montes, the Episcopal Church Foundation's Spanish Language Resource Consultant, who shares a passion for music, education and writing.
Both sessions will be different. Pricing for each day is $30, or $50 for both days, and includes lunch. For more information and to register, click HERE. Deadline to register is Friday, January 20, 2017. If you have questions, e-mail Charmaine Ito.
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EYE17: Path to Peace
Applications Being Accepted for Hawai'i Delegation
Applications are now being accepted for high school youth to be a part of the Episcopal Youth Event 2017 (EYE17) Hawai'i delegation heading to Oklahoma next summer
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Drawing hundreds of high school youth from throughout the Episcopal Church, EYE17 will be held on July 10-14, 2017, on the campus of the
University of Central Oklahoma
in Edmond, in partnership with the
Diocese of Oklahoma
. Following EYE17, the Hawai'i delegation will be taking part in mission and community service for 3-4 days before returning home.
The theme for EYE17 is
Path to Peace,
based on Matthew 5:1-12. The
theme was developed by the EYE17 Mission Planning Team who discerned a call to focus on peacemaking and the ways each member of the Jesus Movement can pursue a path to peace
Applications should be received in the Office of the Bishop no later than Friday, January 13, 2017. Download the application HERE, or on the diocesan website HERE. All applications will require the signature of a parent/guardian and priest, warden or youth leader of the church. Selected delegates will be notified in early February.
A portion of the cost will be covered by the Diocese, but the estimated balance for airfare, ground transportation, lodging, registration fees and most meals are expected to run $1,500 - $2,000 per person.
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Apply Now for 2017 Roanridge Trust Award Grants
[December 15, 2017] Applications are now being accepted for the 2017 Roanridge Trust Award Grants from the
Episcopal Church.
The Roanridge Trust Award Grants are provided annually for creative models of leadership development, training and ministries in small towns and rural communities across the Episcopal Church.
Dioceses, congregations and Episcopal-related organizations and institutions are invited to apply for the grants which generally range from $5,000 to $20,000.
"The Roanridge Trust Award Grants support creative ministry and highlight the many unique ways we encounter and serve Jesus in rural and small towns across our church," commented the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers, Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Evangelism, Reconciliation and Stewardship of Creation. "The wisdom and models we develop in these sites can help to teach and grow churches everywhere, and they should be celebrated and supported."
More information, application and instructions can be found
HERE.
Application deadline is February 3. Applications must be submitted to roanridge@episcopalchurch.org.
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2017 United Thank Offering Grant Applications Being Accepted
[December 5, 2016] Applications are now being accepted for the 2017 United Thank Offering grants.
The focus for the 2017 United Thank Offering grants is Evangelism - Reconciliation: Following Jesus' way of creating loving, liberating, and life-giving relationships with God, each other, and all creation.
"This is the Jesus Movement and the United Thank Offering is a part of the Jesus Movement," commented Sandra K. Squires, Ed.D., United Thank Offering Board President. "Join us as the United Thank Offering continues its tradition of thankfulness by awarding grants for 2017."
Known worldwide as UTO, the United Thank Offering grants are awarded for projects that address human needs and help alleviate poverty, both domestically and internationally in the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. United Thank Offering was founded to support innovative mission and ministry that the Episcopal Church budget has not yet expanded to fund and to promote thankfulness and mission in the whole Church. The funds are not permitted for the continuation of ongoing ministries.
Detailed guidelines for applying for the grants are
HERE.
The deadline is 5 pm Eastern on March 3, 2017.
For more information about guidelines and applications, e-mail
the Rev. Heather Melton, Missioner for United Thank Offering.
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Support the Diocese Through AmazonSmile
Several churches in the Diocese are already hooked up to AmazonSmile, where a percentage of your purchase goes to the organization of your choice. The Episcopal Church in Hawai'i is now also a part of this program! You can shop at AmazonSmile and .5% of the price of eligible AmazonSmile purchases will go to the Diocese.
To shop and get your purchase credited to the Diocese's AmazonSmile account, click
HERE
, or visit the Diocesan website's
homepage
and click on the AmazonSmile banner to be taken to their site. For more information, e-mail Charmaine Ito.
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Hawaiian-Language Gospel Book (Na 'Euanelio Hemolele) & Book of
Common Prayer Available for Purchase
The Office of the Bishop is offering for purchase, Na 'Euanelio Hemolele, the Holy Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, and the Hawaiian-language Book of Common Prayer.
Both of these books are now available for purchase through the Office of the Bishop and can be ordered online HERE.
The books are $30.00 each. Shipping is $6.00 per book, but arrangements can be made for pick-up. Special pricing applies to purchases of both books as a set. If you have any questions,
e-mail Charmaine Ito. For more information and to order your book now, click
HERE
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IMPORTANT REMINDERS
Did you miss an edition of the E-News? Listed below are the titles of some recently published announcements. To see the complete article, click on the linked issues below or visit the Diocesan website's
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Bishop's Christmas Message 2016
Transitions in the Office of the Bishop
Clergy Transitions
Celebration of New Ministry - Pasalo
January 8
2nd Annual Music Conference Registration Open
EYE17 Application for Youth Delegation
11th Annual All Angels Jazz Festival
February 3-5
Presiding Bishop's Christmas Message
Applications for YASC Being Accepted
2017 UTO Grant Applications Being Accepted
A Note from the Bishop on Post-Election
Death of Frank Embree
Second Annual Music Conference
January 27 & 28
Support the Diocese Through AmazonSmile
Evangelism Matters Videos Available
A Thanksgiving Reflection from Bishop Bob
Video from the Presiding Bishop
Convention XLVIII
EYE17: Path to Peace
Young Adult Service Corps Accepting Applications
Upcoming Ordination to the Presbyterate:
Castro
January 14
Presiding Bishop's Opening Remarks at Executive Council Meeting
Bishop's Appeal for the Hurricane Matthew Response
Pulama 2016 Feast Day
Presiding Bishop on the Passing of Shimon Peres
Episcopal Congregations Research Info Available
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