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ECCT ENEWS

December 14, 2021

Third week of Advent

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Farewell to Kayla Tubolino

ECCT's HR Administrator & Title IV Manager is moving on to a new position

The Commons Companion 2022 Available

The 2022 version of The Commons Companion includes updated links and new clergy compensation information

ECCT STORIES

Second Week of Advent #AdventWord Reflections

ECCT Christmas Diaper Drive Hosted by Deacons

Join in an ECCT-wide diaper drive to benefit The Diaper Bank of Connecticut

2021-22 Cycle of Prayer

Download the new ECCT Cycle of Prayer for 2021-2022.

Upcoming Events

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A Prayer for Healing on the 9th Anniversary of Sandy Hook


Healing and Holy God: we gather today in common grief for the epidemic of gun violence. Be with all those who suffer from the lasting trauma incidents of gun violence leave in their wake. Grant us strength and courage to live

in hope of a better day, our minds fixed on the doing of your will, so that we, having been delivered from fear, may live in peace. All this we ask through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.


From Prayer Service of Lament for Gun Violence

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Provisional Lay Worship Leader Licenses Extended

If you currently hold a "Provisional Lay Worship License," you’ve likely noticed that it expires on 12/31/2021. The Commission on Ministry has extended those Lay Worship Leader Licenses through December 2022. No action is needed on your part for this extension. 


Learn more about Licensed Lay Ministers, including Worship Leaders, and the application process on our website or by contacting Bernice Fleming, ECCT Administrator for Licensing & Training.

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From the Reparations Task Force



The Prophet Zephaniah, featured in this past Sunday's readings, warns Israel that it will face destruction if the nation does not repent for its transgressions against God’s law. If they return faithfully to God’s teaching, God will turn away the nation’s enemies and God’s people will be able to “rejoice and exult” with all their heart. In what ways have our church and our nation, turned away from God’s teachings in matters of racial justice and equity? What changes do we need to make, as a church and as a society, that would cause God to “rejoice and exult?”

EVENT SPOTLIGHT

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Safe Church Training

Winter dates now available; register online


All Safe Church Training includes an online course followed by a 3-hour live session on Zoom. This training is grounded in our call to seek and serve Christ in all persons and respect the dignity of every human being. It offers an opportunity to increase and enhance our ability to live out our Baptismal Covenant within our communities of faith and in the world beyond. Winter 2022 dates now available.

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Deacon's Advent Quiet Day

Prepping Lay Preachers

2021 Parochial Report Orientation

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