Episcopal eNews from Northern Indiana |
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EDNIN Youth Summer Camp
Dates: June 13-19, 2021
Location: Camp Alexander Mack (Milford, Ind.)
Cost: $470
The 2021 fee for the week at Diocesan Youth Summer Camp is $470 per child ($30 discount for siblings). There is a required $50 deposit for each camper registered. This fee is due at the time of registration and is non-refundable after May 15. This year we are asking that all balances be paid no later than June 1. This is to cut down on the amount of items we are collecting at registration and to simplify the drive-thru process. You can pay this balance via PayPal or by sending in a check. The check must be received in the EDNIN office no later than June 1. Balance reminders and links to pay via PayPal will be sent out near the end of May. If you are in need of assistance with camp fees we ask that you first contact your parish priest or administrator to request help with funds. After contacting your parish, you may request assistance from the Diocese by emailing the missioners for camping ministries.
We are taking all precautions possible to ensure the safety of your child. Click the link to view the protocols or watch the recording of the Town Hall for Parents of Campers.
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Sr. High Mission Week
Dates: July 4-10, 2021
Location: Camp Alexander Mack (Milford, Ind.)
Cost: $350
Psalm 100:2 “Serve the Lord with gladness; Come before Him with joyful singing.”
The Episcopal Diocese of Northern Indiana has planned the Sr. High Mission Week for 2021 to be held at Camp Alexander Mack. Sr. High Mission Week is for teens who have completed 9-12 grades. This will be the seventh summer of mission and being able to serve the Camp Mack community will be an honor and a blessing.
Mission Week will be held July 4-10. The cost is $350 per participant. We will be housed in Mission Village. Like the Episcopal Youth Camp, we will have COVID-19 protocols in place to follow, making our mission week a safe and successful week. We have been working with Camp Mack for several months to come up with a list of projects for us to complete as well as planned activities for us to have for our evenings.
We will have two adult staff members per cabin. If you are interested in being an adult staff member for Sr. High Mission Week, please contact Canon Carol Bianchini by email or call (574) 551-3087.
**Please note: any medications must be in the original containers.
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Young Adult Service Corp
Applications Due: April 9
Applications for 2021-2022 placements with the Young Adult Service Corps (YASC), the international missionary program of The Episcopal Church, will now be accepted through Friday, April 9, 2021. YASC offers Episcopalians ages 21-30 the opportunity to follow the Way of Love into deeper relationship with God and the global Anglican Church while spending a year living and working with communities around the world. Learn more.
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Commission on Ministry Continuing Education Grants
Applications Due: May 31
Looking to attend a conference in order to start or enhance a ministry at your faith community? Maybe you want to grow in your own spiritual journey by participating in a program like Education for Ministry. The Continuing Education Grant through the Commission on Ministry is here to help you. Learn more here.
Applications are open to clergy or parishioners at least 18 years of age who regularly attend a faith community within the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Indiana. Grant awards of a maximum of $1,000 are awarded annually by June 30 and may be used for continuing education to enhance your ministry.
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Becoming Beloved Community Commission |
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Becoming Beloved Community Grants for Local/Regional Efforts
Applications Due: April 12
The Presiding Officers' Advisory Group on Beloved Community Implementation is pleased to announce the availability of grants to catalyze the church’s work of racial healing, reconciliation and justice. Allocated by the 79th General Convention of The Episcopal Church, the intent for this funding is to build capacity and increase Episcopal engagement in four primary fields: telling the truth about our churches and race, proclaiming the dream of Beloved Community, practicing Jesus’ way of healing and reconciliation, and repairing the breach in institutions and society. Learn more.
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EDNIN Creation Care Presents: First Annual Earth Day Event
Date: April 24
Time: 10/9 a.m. (EDT/CDT)
Where: Zoom
As we celebrate Earth Day, join us in exploring "theology of place". We, like our plant siblings, are from the earth and rooted to the earth. Our conversation will be guided by The Very Rev. Brian Grantz, Dean of the Cathedral of Saint James, and The Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Warne, Priest-in-Charge at St. Paul’s Mishawaka. Our time together will also include time to share current work in creation care around the diocese and an opportunity to brainstorm our hopes and dreams for future work and events. Please join us as we grow in our efforts to care for "this fragile earth, our island home."
Pre-registration is required.
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Easter Hike
Date: April 10
Time: 11/10 a.m. (EDT/CDT)
Where: Indiana Dunes State Park
Holy Hikes: Northern Indiana heads to the dunes on Saturday, April 10 for an Easter Hike. Meet us outside the Nature Center at 11/10 a.m. (EDT/CDT). We'll practice prayer and mindfulness as we walk amid the waking earth. We'll hike about 2 miles along sections of Trails 9 and 10, which will keep us on the easier parts of trails rated "moderate." Dune hiking - with spectacular views of Lake Michigan - is available and encouraged for those up to the challenge following our "official" hike.
Pre-registration is not necessary, but if you wish to email Dean Brian Grantz to let him know to look for you, that is very helpful. In case of inclement weather, watch the Holy Hikes Facebook page for cancellation notices. In any event, always use your discretion about travel on the day of the event. All ages are welcome.
Please wear a mask and practice physical distancing.
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Composting 101 Workshop with Master Gardener Jo Cimoch
Date: May 2
Time: 1:30 (EDT)/12:30 p.m. (CDT)
Where: Zoom
The EDNIN Creation Care Commission and the Cathedral of Saint James are excited to welcome Master Gardener Jo Cimoch to give a Zoom workshop on composting on May 2, at 1:30 pm (EDT). Jo has been composting for years and will be a tremendous asset to those looking to learn how to make better use of what some of us may have thought to be 'waste' over the past decades. Join us to learn how your table scraps can be both a valuable addition to your garden and a great way to reduce waste and pollution.
Two composting kits will be given away during this Zoom workshop!
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Care of Creation Grants
Applications Due: April 16
The deadline to apply for 2021 grants from the Episcopal Church’s Task Force on Creation Care and Environmental Racism has been extended to April 16. Learn more.
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Faith Climate Action Week
Faith Climate Action Week, April 16-25, 2021, is an opportunity for Christians to offer praise and thanksgiving focused on creation care and Earth Day. The theme this year is Sacred Ground: Cultivating Connections Between our Faith, our Food, and the Climate. For more information, see https://www.faithclimateactionweek.org/
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2021 Global Episcopal Mission Conference Network
Earthkeeping: Creation Care in Global Mission
Date: April 22-24
Time: 1-4 p.m. (EDT)
Where: Zoom
Climate change and ecological degradation constitute the major planetary crisis of our time. How can Christians in global mission engage with the crisis through the Creator God, the Redeeming Christ and the Empowering Spirit? What can our mission companions around the world teach us about climate justice, and how can we collaborate with them?
This year’s conference picks up GEMN’s initiative from last year’s Global Mission Conference, which was canceled in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. The experience of successful GEMN online offerings, such as the Mission Formation Program and Mission Thursdays, as well as many online conferences around the church, makes GEMN confident that this conference will ignite and inspire the joy of God’s mission amid the planetary crisis.
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Join us for this free, innovative, digital experience for those seeking to share, learn, and grow their own and the Church’s capacity and passion for evangelism.
This spring’s Evangelism Matters conference invites you to turn off your computer screen and “tune in” for an audioconference, featuring podcast-style talks on the opportunities and challenges of evangelism today.
Podcast episodes will feature speakers including Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Bishop Robert Wright of Atlanta, Dr. Lisa Kimball of Virginia Theological Seminary, the Rev. Bao Moua of Holy Apostles Church in St. Paul, Minn., Miriam McKenney and Scott Gunn of Forward Movement, and many more. Learn more about our speakers.
Starting April 12, all sessions of Evangelism Matters 2021: The Discipline of Hope, will be live and available for listening.
Upon registration, you will receive a link to subscribe to our podcast feed and an invitation to six Zoom coffee hours in April and May, featuring Evangelism Matters 2021 presenters. To listen to each session, you will need to have access to a podcasting app like Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts. Registrations are being accepted past the deadline.
Coffee Hour Dates:
Sessions will be held Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. Eastern. These will be moderated conversations held live on Zoom.
April 15 – Called as Evangelists for Such a Time as This with the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers (The Episcopal Church), the Rt. Rev. Rafael Morales (Episcopal Diocese of Puerto Rico), and the Rev. Bao Moua (Holy Apostles Episcopal Church, St. Paul, Minn.).
April 22 – Be Evangelists of Hope with Bishop Rob Wright (Diocese of Atlanta), Jerusalem Greer (The Episcopal Church) and the Rev. Debbie Phillips (Grace, Salem, MA).
April 29 – I Love Jesus! with Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry (The Episcopal Church) the Rev. Canon Marcus Halley (Episcopal Church in Connecticut), and the Rev. Kerlin Richter (Saint David of Wales, Portland, OR).
May 6 – The Importance of Being a Disciple with the Rev. Scott Gunn of Forward Movement, Miriam McKenney of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, and Rebecca Hall of The Abbey, Austin, Texas.
May 13 – Baptismal Identity & Evangelism with the Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson (Episcopal Diocese of Missouri), Dr. Lisa Kimball (Virginia Theological Seminary), and the Rev. Dr. Melissa Hartley (The University of the South).
May 20 – Shared Ministry: An Evangelistic Model for Leadership with Canon Jane Cisluycis (Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan), the Rev. Katie Rengers (The Episcopal Church) and Tracey Herzer (Diocese of Lexington).
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Social Outreach Grants
Applications Due: May 31
Note: Thank you to The Rev. Clay Berkley for agreeing to be the new chairperson of the Diocesan Social Outreach Committee!
On behalf of the Social Outreach Committee of the Diocese of Northern Indiana, I wanted to alert the social outreach teams in our faith communities that the deadline of May 31 for submitting your requests for grants for the coming year is fast approaching. If you have not already done so, please consider applying. Please email your completed form to Missioner Michelle Walker. Decisions on grant awards will be made in early June.
Through social outreach, we the Church live out our mission to represent Christ, to bear witness to him, and to carry on his work of reconciliation in the world (BCP p. 855). By connecting to our communities and meeting our neighbors where they live, we spread the Good news of God’s love to them and even invite them to take a share in the same ministries. Our outward focus is essential to the life of the Church. I leave you with a poem by George MacDonald.
Better to sit at the waters’ birth,
Than a sea of waves to win;
To live in the love that floweth forth,
Than the love that cometh in.
Be thy heart a well of love, my child,
Flowing, and free, and sure;
For a cistern of love, though undefiled,
Keeps not the spirit pure.
-submitted by The Rev. Clay Berkley
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Faithful Stewards Commission |
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Giving Is Worship: Stewardship Ministry Workshop
Date: April 28
Time: 6:30-8 p.m. (EDT)
Where: Zoom
It's never too early to start thinking about your annual giving campaign. Join the Faithful Stewards Commission and the ONES Network for this workshop on how to make the most of the TENS resources, led by Carrie Wilson, the stewardship chair at Holy Family (Angola). Following a time of Q&A, the executive director of TENS, Davey Gerhard, will deliver a keynote on "Giving is Worship."
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Episcopal Public Policy Network |
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Action Alerts
The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations (OGR) identifies opportunities for Episcopalians to participate in our democracy. If there is a topic below that you are passionate about, please click the link and send a message to your members of Congress.
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Urge Congress to pass the Momnibus - The Momnibus is a suite of twelve bills addressing a wide range of issues related to maternal health, from growing the perinatal health care workforce and funding community-based organizations that work on health equity, to improving maternal health care for those who are incarcerated and those with mental health issues.
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Upcoming Events
Is the Biden Administration Turning a Page on Humanitarian Protection for Immigrants?
Date: April 8, 4-5 p.m. (EDT)
Join Episcopal Migration Ministries and The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations for a webinar to learn more about the current state of humanitarian protection and ways The Episcopal Church can engage on these issues. Registration required.
Isdell:Flowers Cross Border Malaria Initiative
Date: April 8-9
From the J.C. Flowers Foundation, a convening of malaria partners and advocates, Ministry of Health representatives, scientists, faith groups, and implementers to share updates on malaria activities within Angola, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, as well as new science and best practices on malaria and community engagement. Register here.
Global Vaccine Access: Ensuring Equity for all God’s Children
Date: April 14, 10 a.m. (EDT)
After an unprecedented global effort, there are now numerous vaccines that can provide protection from SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Failing to efficiently and thoroughly vaccinate people in every country – regardless of income – raises the risk for variants of the virus that could potentially expose all of us, and continue to kill thousands of people. As we push for increased vaccine production and distribution globally, how can we ensure that all people have access to the vaccine, and not just those in rich countries? Please join the Office of Government Relations and our Anglican Communion partners to hear global perspectives on this important question. Moderated by the Rev. Dr. C.K. Robertson, Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Ministry Beyond The Episcopal Church, our panel will include: The Most Reverend, Dr. Thabo Makgoba, Primate of the Church of Southern Africa and Archbishop of Cape Town, The Most Rev. Linda Nicholls, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, The Rt. Reverend Dr. Michael Beasley, Bishop of Hertford, Church of England, and Rebecca Linder Blachly, Director of the Episcopal Church’s Office of Government Relations. Registration required.
Congressional Chaplains: Leadership in Divided Times
Date: April 20, 7 p.m. (EDT)
In partnership with the National Institute on Civil Discourse (NICD), the Washington National Cathedral welcomes Senate Chaplain Barry Black and House Chaplain Margaret Kibben for a conversation about ethical leadership. As Chaplains, Black and Kibben have a unique relationship with elected officials. Dean Hollerith and Keith Allred, Director of NICD, discuss public service, the Golden Rule, insights from military chaplaincy, and the role of faith in fostering respect and healing amidst painful division. Register here.
Ecumenical Advocacy Days
Date: April 18-21
An annual gathering of Christian advocates and activists. The 2021 theme for the virtual conference is “Imagine! God’s Earth and People Restored.” This year, the Office of Government Relations is excited to announce Presiding Bishop Michael Curry will be the opening preacher, and we will also have a virtual Episcopal caucus event for Episcopalians in attendance. Details for the caucus are provided after registration. Register here.
American Climate Leadership Summit
Date: April 27-29
Celebrating its 10th year, this summit hosted by our partner EcoAmerica will bring game-changing future-shaping ideas and a diversity of leaders together to ensure climate change is a local, regional and national priority. Register now.
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Congress Weekly
Date: Thursdays
Time: 1-1:30 p.m. (ET)
Congress Weekly is a fast-paced, 30-minute conversation about the policies and legislation we are advocating for. They take place weekly on Thursdays from 1:00-1:30pm ET. Registration is required. If you already registered for one of the first six sessions, you MUST register again using this link.
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Installation of The Rev. Bernadette Hartsough
Date: May 5
Time: 6:30 p.m. (EDT)
Where: St. Thomas/Santo Tomás Episcopal Church (Plymouth)
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Installation of The Rev. Canon Michelle Walker
Date: May 6
Time: 6 p.m. (CDT)
Where: St. Paul's Episcopal Church (LaPorte)
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Installation of The Rev. Michael Roeske
Date: May 19
Time: 7 p.m. (EDT)
Where: St. Alban's Episcopal Church (Fort Wayne)
Join Bishop Doug Sparks the people of St. Alban's as they officially welcome The Rev. Michael Roeske as their priest-in-charge. You can participate online at the St. Alban's YouTube page.
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The Rev. Richard Preston Benedict Reid, OSB
April 1, 1921 - March 13, 2021
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Fr. Benedict, former Abbot of St. Gregory’s Abbey. He has lived in Palm Desert, California, for many years now. He is fondly remembered in this diocese and was a beloved mentor to many. The brief biography below is from a friend of his who has known him since the time he lived at the Abbey.
O God, whose mercies cannot be numbered: Accept our prayers on behalf of your servant Fr. Benedict, and grant him an entrance into the land of light and joy, in the fellowship of your saints; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
Richard Reid studied at Dartmouth and Loyola and was a veteran before entering St. Gregory’s Abbey in July 1948. Benedict Reid was ordained in July 1954; appointed Prior on November 29, 1955; elected Abbot April 18, 1969 and served in that position until February 10, 1989. In 1985 he was conferred an Honorary Doctorate in Divinity from Seabury.
Fr Benedict was a monk, priest, mentor, spiritual advisor, confessor, author. He was a holy man who was a source of wisdom, solace, and grace and was a living example of God’s Peace and Love. Benedict believed strongly in the Holy Spirit working in lives to change them to bring them closer to our Lord—including his own. Helping a religious deal with addiction, Benedict learned new ways of openness and communication. He described his early years as a religious leader as “old Benedict, one who always knew the right way to do things by the book and the new Benedict who always walked in wonder, amazed by everything and everyone.”
Benedict was known as someone who listened unconditionally. In his book, he states, “One can see the Spirit drawing us even closer…. Prayer and the art of community are important ingredients for peace in the world.”
He lived life as prayer, being open to the Holy Spirit, and shared God’s Love with thousands.
Requiescat In Pace
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2021 Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Program
Application Deadline: April 21
Application materials (the “Request for Proposals” or “RFP” document) for the 2021 Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Programs are available below and include a full description of program guidelines and eligibility. Applicants may apply using the print application (the “Request for Proposals” or “RFP” document that may be downloaded as a PDF) or the online application system. The deadline to apply is: an April 21, 2021 postmark for paper applications and a 3 pm Eastern Time, April 21, 2021 submission for online applications. Congregations will be notified as to whether their proposals are to be funded or not by the end of August 2021. Activities funded by a 2021 grant in the clergy renewal programs may begin anytime in 2022. Learn more.
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Province V News and Events |
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Province V Synod
Date: Saturday, May 1
Time: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. (EST)
All are invited!
Synod Deputies and the Provincial House of Bishops should plan to attend. This will be a time to hear from the President of the House of Deputies, The Rev. Gay Clark Jennings, and learn about Provincial Networks.
An electing Synod will be held in 2022.
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Fierce Conversations
Date: Thursdays in April
Time: 7:30-9:30 p.m. (EDT)/6:30-8:30 p.m. (CDT)
April 8 - Fierce Foundations
April 15- Team Conversation
April 22 - Feedback Conversation
April 29 - Confrontation Conversations
Fierce Conversations training teaches people how to have vital conversations that interrogate reality, provoke learning, resolve tough challenges and enrich relationships. “While no single conversation is guaranteed to change the trajectory of a career, a congregation, a relationship, or a life...any single conversation can.” These workshops provide an experiential training about how to have more productive conversations. The skills learned are immediately applicable to one's personal and professional life.
Register for only one session or all four.
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Province V Leadership Coaching Project
Why bother with coaching?
- Because we believe that God has a big dream for the church's role in the world.
- Because you are creative, resourceful, and whole and can move into the future with confidence.
- Because the people of God want to hear a message of hope.
Province V launched this project to support leaders across our province. We want to help people unlock possibility in their lives and ministries.
A new introductory video
Take a look at this video to learn some of the benefits of coaching!
But what does coaching really LOOK like?
Coaches are available to all people, lay and ordained, as they navigate their roles and ministries. Coaching is a dialogue between a coach and client, group, or team with the intention of finding creative ways to solve challenging problems or improve team performance on key initiatives. The coach's role is to draw out expertise through inquiry, curiosity and challenges so that clients can stretch into their best selves.
Types of coaching
- Individual Coaching - you and a coach meet 1-1 to focus on your goals and agenda
- Group Coaching - a group of people (connected or not) gather to share the coaching time with one another, learning by being coached or by hearing someone else get coached. (This might be a few clergy people or lay leaders.)
- Team Coaching - a team of people who want to be more effective together. (This might be a Vestry or a committee.)
Coaches are available for any of the work above and they will coach ALL leaders – both clergy and lay. All of them will offer an introductory session to see if you're a good fit. Find out more and explore coaching with a trained leadership coach!
Note: If you work in a rural area, you might qualify for free coaching.
You can also contact Heather if you desire coaching. Scholarships may be available.
Applications now being accepted for Coach Training Cohort #3
Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 4 - June 24, 2021, 9 am - 12 noon ET
For information on LCP Coach training or to discuss Coaching by one of the LCP Trained Coaches, visit this website or contact Province V Coordinator Heather Barta at provincevcoordinator@gmail.com or (989) 413-3229.
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News from the Episcopal Church |
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Episcopal Church joins US government's effort to...
Episcopal Church joins US government's effort to encourage vaccinations [Episcopal News Service] The Episcopal Church has joined the United States government's new program to encourage Americans to get COVID-19 vaccines and build confidence in...
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Arizona artist's 'Migrant Way of the Cross' unites...
As Christians around the world recall the suffering of Jesus during Holy Week, one Arizona artist has found a way to unite Jesus' suffering with the plight of migrants and asylum-seekers who attempt...
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Fewer women in high-profile, high-paying positions...
In 2001, when the Church Pension Group first started publishing differences in average compensation between male and female full-time Episcopal clergy, men earned 18% more than women. Five years later, CPG, the financial...
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Episcopalians rally support for LGBTQ community after...
Episcopal clergy are highlighting The Episcopal Church's support for LGBTQ couples this week while condemning an announcement by the Vatican that it would not allow blessing of same-sex unions because the relationships are ...
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Diocese of Albany shares message of hope after former...
Diocese of Albany shares message of hope after former bishops' departure [Diocese of Albany] The last couple of weeks, indeed the last few months, have been tough for the Diocese of Albany. The last year has been extraordinarily hard for the...
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Church faces renewed pressure to change Good Friday...
The Passion of Jesus poses a perennial liturgical dilemma, one rooted in the biblical narrative's centuries of prominence in Holy Week services. Episcopalians, consciously or not, confront it each year in their lectionary...
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Church responds to second mass shooting in 7 days with...
As the United States grieves for its second mass shooting in a week, Episcopalians continue to respond with calls to action, pastoral care and prayer. A gunman killed 10 people at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, on...
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With Diocese of Eau Claire at a crossroads, Wisconsin's...
Wisconsin has three Episcopal dioceses but, as of Jan. 1, only one active, full-time bishop. On a cold morning in late January, that bishop was working from a hotel in the small, northwestern city of Eau Claire....
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Episcopal Bishops of African Descent issues open letter...
Episcopal Bishops of African Descent has issued an open letter for Holy Week speaking out against racism and anti-Asian violence. Episcopal Bishops of African Descent is a caucus within The Episcopal Church's House of Bishops attentive to issues...
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Diocese of San Diego enlisted to plan pastoral care for...
The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego is developing a plan with ecumenical partners in Southern California to provide spiritual support for hundreds of unaccompanied teenage migrants whom the federal government will begin...
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Asian American Episcopalians see Atlanta shootings as...
Episcopalians of Asian descent are expressing anguish, fear and an urgent call to end anti-Asian racism after a white man allegedly killed eight people, including six Asian American women, in the Atlanta, Georgia, area on...
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Episcopal delegation advocates gender justice at 65th UN ...
Members of the Episcopal delegation to the 65th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, or UNCSW, marked the start of the conference on March 15 with a virtual prayer service, affirming their commitment to the...
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Please email any events, articles, or notifications to be included in the next monthly enewsletter to Canon Christopher Hillak, Missioner for Digital Communications
by April 25. Thank you!
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