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Highlights:
- Opening Prayer
- Province V Receives Grants!
- Diocesan news
- Creation Care Retreat
- Love God, Love God's World
- The Brood
- Trafficking Prayer Service
- Trafficking: Faithful Response and Support
- Engaging Gender Complexity
- Office of Government Relations
- Living Bread Retreat
- EMM Community Partners
- Faith at the Crossroads
- Season of Creation 2024
- Book Corner
- Farm to Forest Retreat
- Episcopal Coalition for Racial Equity and Justice
- Survey: Future Leaders
- Using Picture Books for Racial Healing
- Healthy Congregations, Inc.
- Episcopal Parish Network
- Plastic Free July
- TryTank Zoom meetings
- Networking Conversations
- Affiliated Organizations
- Upcoming Events and Webinars
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Opening Prayer:
A prayer to remember the innocents
“We will always remember them”
Dear Lord, Almighty God, we pray for all Indigenous children who were in residential and boarding schools in Canada and the United States. Some died there; we ask that you give assurance to their descendants that their souls are with you and their ancestors. Some survived there; we ask that you give your healing grace to all who endured hardship while there and are still struggling with those memories. Lastly, we ask you to help us guard our children against harm in this world. All this we ask in the name of your Son, Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, now and forever. Amen.
Resolution C032 from the 81st General Convention.
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Province V Awarded $470,956 in Grants
Province V is excited to receive a number of Spring 2024 grant awards for provincial initiatives and books for fall’s Creation Care retreat. Please celebrate with us! If any of these topics are of interest to you, we are looking for volunteer team members to create and launch the initiatives. Contact provinceVcoordinator@gmail.com.
- 2024 United Thank Offering Grant, $55,000
This grant will launch Province V’s new Engaging Gender Complexity (EGC) initiative. EGC will help individuals and worshiping communities create welcoming space for all people and will equip participants to welcome gender-diverse individuals into their community without causing harm to or undue emotional and psychological labor for them. Episcopalians are called by our baptismal vows to promote the dignity of every human being, counteracting historical and current traumas perpetuated on gender-diverse communities. Guided by trained facilitators, in-person gatherings will be a laboratory to learn more about gender-diversity and practice radical hospitality towards these individuals and communities. Faith communities informed about gender-diversity have the potential to be places of refuge, modeling this radical welcome to the wider world. See the full press release.
- 2024 Constable Fund Grant, $30,000
Funds a two-course digital curriculum to inform, form, and transform individuals and communities concerning gender diversity and catalyze personal and communal efforts in line with General Convention’s Resolution D 030 “to welcome and support people and communities of diverse genders, including trans gender and non-binary.” The first course entitled Embracing Gender Diversity (EGD) will be administered through Bexley Seabury Seminary Federation's Pathways for Baptismal Living program. The second course, Facilitating EGD (FEGD), will prepare facilitators to host in-person, in-depth conversations that grow from questions that are raised in the first course.
- 2024 Becoming Beloved Community Impact Grant, $10,200
This grant will help create and disseminate the new Trafficking: Faithful Response and Support initiative, to be available for individuals and communities across the church. Leaders will learn more about human trafficking, including identifying the signs and responding to suspected trafficking. This program will also help communities of faith identify ways to support victims of trafficking as they work toward renewed life.
Learn more about our partner: Total life Wellness at https://totallifewellness21.wixsite.com/total-life-wellnes-2
Resources are available at Province V’s Anti-Human Trafficking webpage: https://www.provincev.org/antihumantrafficking.html
- 2024 Church Periodical Club (CPC), $756
This grant will provide books to Province IV and V’s Creation Care Event in the fall . Province IV and Province V Creation Care Networks will jointly host this creation care retreat in the Diocese of Kentucky on September 12-15, 2024, with guest retreat leader Margaret Bullitt-Jonas of the Diocese of Western Massachusetts. Margaret is co-author of the book, Rooted and Rising, which will be provided to all participants. The Provinces are grateful for the CPC’s support as we continue to share ways of caring for all of creation. Visit https://revivingcreation.org to explore Margaret’s work.
- 2024 Trinity Church’s Leadership Development Grant, $375,000
Over 3 years, this grant will fund Province V’s Campus Ministry Developer position to help communities that 1) serve or wish to serve institutions of higher education without campus ministers; 2) wish to actively support the work of their local embedded campus ministers, and/or 3) want to learn how to engage more authentically with young adults over all. Trinity Church’s Leadership Development Grant collaboratively addresses urgent gaps in leadership education with faith-driven mindsets and practical skills for the Church and for people in leadership roles outside the church, empowering them to achieve common goals.
Learn more about Trinity Church’s Vision for Leadership Development: https://trinitywallstreet.org/grants-partners/leadership-development
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Diocese of Wisconsin and soon-to-be Diocese of the Great Lakes!
Actions at General Convention will change the landscape of dioceses across Province V. Voting on the last day (and the signature of the Secretary) recreated The Episcopal Diocese of Wisconsin. Because the state had previously been a diocese, when the Dioceses of Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, and Eau Claire agreed to come back together, we call it a reunion into the Diocese of Wisconsin, and this took effect immediately.
Another resolution will allow the Diocese of Eastern Michigan and the Diocese of Western Michigan to juncture into the Episcopal Diocese of the Great Lakes. While it has passed General Convention, the new diocese will be born when the gavel comes down at the diocesan convention in October. Find their new webpage in the October newsletter.
Watch for the Province V logo to shift over the next few months!
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Creation Care Retreat
Spiritual Resilience in Days of Trouble
September 12-15, 2024
Nazareth, KY
Registration is open!
Schedule outline and retreat leader biographies are published here.
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Love God, Love God's World has launched!!!
Check out this page for information and register your group to begin!
Love God, Love God’s World is a nine-session, film-based curriculum, ideal for Episcopalians anywhere on the journey with creation care and environmental ministry—from newcomers looking to take their first step to seasoned leaders seeking a transformative small-group experience.
Sessions have a similar structure to the popular Sacred Ground curriculum and include compelling films and readings, faith-based reflections, and discussion questions—each written by different contributors who draw from their own contexts and experiences. Participants will also discover ways to learn, pray, advocate, and conserve.
We hope everyone who participates in the curriculum becomes:
- Comfortable speaking about their faith, care of creation, and climate change
- Personally transformed and invited into different levels of personal and collective engagement on creation care and eco-justice
- Confident about where to find creation care resources and information
The Creation Care Network of Province V will be hosting a group. For more information, contact Jeanette Ettin, convener.
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The Brood: An Inclusive Ministry for Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship Families
In October 2021, with the support of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, "The Brood" launched. The Brood is a community of joyful belonging for foster, adoptive, and kinship families. We meet in-person and online, and families from anywhere and everywhere are invited to join us for our virtual caregiver support groups, book groups, and spiritual retreats. To learn more, contact Rev. Olivia Hamilton at olivia@calvaryclifton.org or sign up for our newsletter here!
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World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Prayer Service and Speaker
July 30, 2024, 7-8 pm ET / 6-7 pm CT
Join us for a prayer service and speaker on the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
Guest Speaker: Rachel Socorro, Co-Founder and Survivor Leader of Total life Wellness.
Learn more about how you can identify and respond to trafficking and learn more about the upcoming resource "Trafficking: Faithful Response and Support."
Registration is required.
Visit the Province V Resource Page for Anti-Human Trafficking resources
Learn more about the theme for 2024.
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Trafficking: Faithful Response and Support
Province V's new initiative to help inform people about and train people to fight trafficking is called "Trafficking: Faithful Support and Response" and is currently under development. We are looking for some team members to help with the development and sharing of this resource across the province and the church.
Here are some areas that we have identified:
- course creation - Total Life Wellness has the majority of the plan, but we will want some conversations with a team about things to make sure that we include
- document creation - what we need to have for handouts to church leaders
- “pilot” course - the first group to participate in a session - to help review and give feedback
Send an email to provinceVcoordinator@gmail.com if you would like to help with any of these pieces. If not your area of ministry or you are unable to help yet, please pray for this program's development and watch for additional information. We hope to launch the first session in the fall.
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Engaging Gender Complexity
Thanks to the United Thank Offering and the Constable Fund, this new program will be developed to help individuals and churches create welcoming space for all people.
You are invited to be part of the process of developing and launching this new initiative! Please review the various options below.
1) Send an email to provinceVcoordinator@gmail.com with:
- helpful resources you hope we will consult regarding either understanding gender or supporting/ allying around gender
- stories about churches already doing a good job of welcoming all people (what have you chosen to do as a parish? Or, what has a church done that made you and yours feel welcomed?)
2) Volunteer to be part of the program development process by joining one of the following:
- curriculum development team
- Resource curation committee
- Proofreading / curriculum review
3) Volunteer yourself or recommend someone else to be interviewed on video. We are looking for people who can speak to the following issues:
- Experience identifying outside of the gender binary
- Experience as a trans adult at any stage of transition
- Experience as a family member or friend of gender nonconforming persons
4) Volunteer to be trained as a facilitator: people trained to consult with worshipping communities to help them develop their local practices.
More information about this initiative will be included in upcoming newsletter!
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From the Office of Government Relations:
Changing Immigration Conversations
The U.S. immigration system is in desperate need of reform, and the politics of immigration in the United States are troubling: anti-immigrant and dehumanizing rhetoric is increasing; Congress is unable to act; and the Administration is taking action to limit the rights of asylum seekers. Nearly half of Americans have said they would support mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, and religious groups that carry out a call to serve all of God’s children are being targeted for their care of the most vulnerable.
As followers of Christ, what do we do in such a moment?
In the Office of Government Relations, our focus is on engaging U.S. policymakers and legislators to advocate for the policy positions our church has instructed us to support. We seek to develop relationships with Congressional offices to better understand the possibilities for legislation. We share perspectives with Administration officials and urge them to put in place policies that are humane and compassionate. We offer ways for our Episcopal Public Policy Network members to be engaged.
Please read the full statement and engage in learn, take action, and engage in the congregation.
Visit the Migration Ministry Network's webpage
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The Summer Retreat returns to the DeKoven Center
Chris Arnold and Tyler Richards, two Episcopal Church priests from northeastern Wisconsin, will offer meditations on the Holy Eucharist as a sacrament of union with Christ and the healing of the world. Opportunities include Morning and Evening Prayer, Compline, Eucharist, Centering Prayer, the Rosary, and one-on-one spiritual direction. Find rest for your souls in the summer.
The retreat is open to all. It begins Monday, August 26th and ends Thursday, August 29th. To register or learn more, please visit: http://dekovencenter.org/summer-retreat-2024/
Thank you to DeKoven for sponsoring Big Provincial Gathering 2024!
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EMM "Community Partners"
Episcopal Migration Ministry leaders are calling on provinces, dioceses, congregations, groups of individual Episcopalians, and EMM's friends and supporters to become EMM ‘community partners.’ By becoming an EMM community partner and assuming the responsibility of resettling refugee families and offering initial support upon their arrival, you can make an immediate and tangible impact. Your assistance will not only provide crucial aid to those in need but also pave the way for ongoing support and integration within our communities. There is federal funding associated with this program, which will complement private support like in-kind donations, volunteer time, and financial contributions.
See the full statement for all of the details.
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Faith at the Crossroads - a young adult ministry
We are pleased to introduce Faith at the Crossroads, the newly re-launched young adult ministry, hosted by Trinity, Indianapolis and the Diocese of Indianapolis. Faith at the Crossroads is an intentional community of discernment, formation, service, and belonging for young adults, age 21 to 35.
There are three ways to be part of the community, with opportunities for each group to interact in intentional and meaningful ways:
- Fellows: 11-month residency, with a stipend and robust support structure through Episcopal Service Corps.
- Residents: 2-year residency, while completing school or working in the local nonprofit sector.
- Neighbors: non-resident, joining Fellows and Residents for retreats, workshops, and events.
Enrollment as a Fellow or Resident is now open, with move-in dates beginning in August. Learn more on our website [CrossroadsCommunityIndy.org], and share this opportunity with people who may be eligible or interested.
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Season of Creation Coming soon!
Creation Season begins on September 1. It gives us, as people of faith, a unique opportunity to pray what we believe, to learn what can be done for the precious creation of which we are a part, to act to reduce our burden on the Earth, and to advocate for just solutions – all for the love of God. This year, we invite your participation in new ways. As you make your way through the four pillars of this work, I pray that you will see something that stirs your imagination and lifts your heart. We need the moral imagination and prophetic power of religious leaders and communities as we lend our faith to the fight. God's creation is at risk. Every day must include consciousness of our interdependence with the rest of the natural world. May this intentional linking of the work to liturgical time be a blessing for your congregation. May we be a blessing for God's creation.
Many Episcopal bishops have given permission to use the Season of Creation materials. Review the website and check with your bishop about using these materials this fall.
The Episcopal Church also has resources as you plan.
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Book Corner
An introduction to what scripture has to say about the dignity of LGBTQ people.
In this bible study, Episcopal priest and former teacher Margie Baker shows teens how the bible affirms and supports all of God’s beloved children. Beginning with an exploration of what it means to be made in God’s image and the ways that God is represented with a variety of male and female images and concluding with an examination of how love for all our siblings is central to God’s relationship with humanity, the study encourages youth to see how a thread of inclusion runs through the bible.
Each chapter of God, Gospel, and Gender includes an opening prayer, an activity, opportunities to delve into the biblical text, prompts to respond to the text, and a closing prayer. Designed for use by groups or individuals, this book calls youth to affirm the dignity in every person.
Order from any Episcopal bookstore, Amazon, Bookshop, or your favorite bookstore.
Paperback | 9781640656956 | List Price: $16.95
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Farm to Forest 2024
Creation Care Leader Retreat
September 3-5, 2024
Procter Center, London Ohio
(35 minutes from Columbus airport)
Join guest mentor the Rev. Pamela Dolan, author of Contemplative Gardening and Creation Care, and agarian ministry leaders Jerusalem Greer, the Rev. Craig Foster, and others for this unique creation care experience.
Whether you are attending for the purposes of continuing education, expanding your current creation care ministry, or simply exploring what it would take to start a formation-based creation care ministry in your context, this retreat is for you!
Farm to Forest at Procter is an annual Good News Garden’s Field Day Gathering, co-sponsored by the Faith and Life Commission of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, and the Commission on Creation Care and Environmental Justice.
See all of the details and registration here.
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Episcopal Coalition for Racial Equity and Justice
The Episcopal Coalition for Racial Equity and Justice is a voluntary association of Episcopal dioceses, parishes, organizations, and individuals dedicated to the work of becoming the beloved community. The Coalition welcomes participation from all groups and individuals at every level of the church who faithfully engage in the work of truth-telling, reckoning, and healing for racial equity, justice, and the dismantling of white supremacy.
Learn more and connect:
https://episcopalcoalition.org/
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Survey seeks feedback from, about next generation of Episcopal leaders
Seeking to grow and strengthen The Episcopal Church’s ministries that support members of Generation Z, the Department of Faith Formation is launching a churchwide survey geared toward young people and those who serve them.
“The Episcopal Church Leadership Project: Toward a New Generation of Leaders” is a proposed three-phrase, three-year project to identify the gifts and challenges of ministry with and by Gen Z within the church; and to evaluate, revise, and test resources and practices to help ministers reach and support this generation of leaders.
Generation Z comprises those born between 1997 and 2012. The Faith Formation office works closely with Episcopal leaders of those in that age group through its youth ministries, young adult and campus ministries, and Episcopal Service Corps. As part of this project, it will also partner with many other Episcopal Church offices and ministries that engage with Gen Z.
Continue to read the press release.
Find “The Episcopal Church Leadership Project” survey for ordained and lay leaders online in English and Spanish.
Questions about the project can be emailed to Bronwyn Clark Skov, manager for Safe Church and special projects.
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Using Picture Books for Racial Healing
Picture books offer an excellent way to discover, discuss, and share stories about topics that many people did not study in school but that are crucial to the work of repairing, healing, and seeing God in each other. Registration is open for Dismantling Racism training sessions taking place in the coming months. Miriam McKenney leads the trainings, which take place on Zoom.
A training course occurs during one month, so you only need to sign up for one.
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August (14, 21, 28 from 6 to 8 p.m.). Sign up here.
Email the Diocese of Southern Ohio's Director of Dismantling Racism Miriam McKenney to learn more.
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Growing Thoughtful Leaders for a
Stronger Church
Challenging faith communities and their leaders through
the application of family systems thinking.
Are you looking for an opportunity to grow in your ability to think more clearly about families, relationships, and faith communities? Would you enjoy some collegial support and companionship as you do it? Consider participating in one or more of the learning opportunities provided by Healthy Congregations, Inc. found on their website here: https://www.healthycongregations.com
Their resources and training are based on seeing all communities as living systems that incorporate thinking, feeling, responsibility, and purpose. Healthy Congregations, Inc. has created educational resources and leadership development material designed with the purpose of encouraging healthier, clearer and deeper individual and community life based on the contributions of leaders in the field of Bowen Theory and congregational life.
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BPG Sponsor: EPN Upcoming
Workshops
Thanks to EPN for sponsoring Big Provincial Gathering 2024!
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Plastic Free July
Accept the Challenge
Celebrate Plastic Free July with this well crafted calendar of daily choices to help you give up single use plastics.Visit the website for lots of great suggestions for year-round programming.
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TryTank Regional Innovation Hub
Zoom Meetings
St. Barnabas, Bay Village, Ohio is hosting TryTank Regional Innovation Hub Zoom meetings quarterly on August 19, and November 11. All events will be held at 4 pm ET / 3 pm CT. This is an opportunity for those who are curious about innovation, participated in last year's Innovation Day, or are actively experimenting with new ideas. In every meeting, an innovation method that can be used in experiments will be shared, there will be an opportunity to share what is or is not working, and there will be a Q&A for anyone interested in applying for TryTank funds for an experiment. If you have any questions or would like to learn more, please contact Hally Marsh or the Rev. Alex Martin.
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Province V's work in the world is to "Connect. Network. Support." Networks exist for people to gather around areas of interest and share resources with each other. Sometimes networks host webinars to share information and sometimes they develop new resources to support leaders in their local contexts.
ALL are welcome to attend these Zoom conversations. Please share the information with friends, colleagues, and in your parish newsletter. Most network meetings last about 60 minutes. See their webpages or email their contact for more information. For a full list of Networks and other Affiliated Organizations, visit the Province V website.
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Archivists
Date of next meeting:
Sept 9, 11 am ET / 10 am CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89950734030 (password: 5)
Convener: Brian Wilbert, Ohio
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/archivist.html
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Dismantling Racism
Note date change
Date of next meeting:
July 11, 3 pm ET / 2 pm CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84822677076 (password: 5)
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/dismantlingracism.html
Summer gatherings will be wisdom circles. Felicity Thompson will host.
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Lay-Led Congregations
Date of next meeting:
July 20, 11 am ET / 10 am CT
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83416490879 (password: 5)
Convener: Jim Mogensen, Michigan
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/layledcongregations.html
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Youth
Date of next meeting: TBD
Zoom link:
Convener: Carmen Piggins, Michigan
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/youth.html
Look for changes coming to this network! Exciting updates will be announced this summer!
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Young Adult / Campus Ministry
Date of next meeting:
Aug 20, 1:00 pm ET / 12:00 noon CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88386235160
(password 5)
Convener: Matthew Lukens, Michigan
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/yacm.html
If this is your ministry area, make sure that you're part of the Google Group!
province-v-yacm@googlegroups.com
This is a new group name, so please update in your address book.
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Creation Care
Date of next meeting:
July 8 / August 12, 1 pm ET / 12 noon CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82932843412
(password: 5)
Convener: Jeanette Ettin, Eastern Michigan
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/creation.html
NEW PROGRAM LAUNCHED!
Love God, Love God's World
Love God, Love God’s World is a nine-session, film-based curriculum, ideal for Episcopalians anywhere on the journey with creation care and environmental ministry—from newcomers looking to take their first step to seasoned leaders seeking a transformative small-group experience.
If you are interested in being part of a group, the province is talking about starting a group, especially for those who would like an overview before hosting your own group. Email provinceVcoordinator@gmail.com to be added to the list.
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Migration Ministries
Date of next meeting:
July 16, 8 pm ET / 7 pm C
Zoom link for regular meetings - NOT for May 21:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81246380265
(password: 5)
Conveners: Silvia Huth, Michigan and
Jack Lloyd, Chicago
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/migration.html
To get a reminder for Migration Ministry Network events, reply to this email. A special reminder will come before the Zoom meeting.
Eye Witness Reports from the Border and Beyond
A Special Meeting of the Migration Ministry Network
With Silvia Huth and Martin Dickinson
July 16, 7:00 Central / 8:00 Eastern
Most of the time, we must rely on journalists for information about the current situation and conditions at the Mexican border and in the countries where many asylum-seekers and other migrants originate. This special meeting will provide an opportunity to hear from and talk with two eyewitnesses who have travelled to those locations and can give us first hand accounts of both the challenges and the hopeful developments they've seen.
Silvia Huth, is co-coordinator of the the Province V Migration Ministry Network. She will discuss a recent church mission trip to Guatemala, including what she observed about local conditions that are driving Guatemalens to seek safety and a better life elsewhere. Martin Dickinson is a leader of the sanctuary working group at the National Cathedral in Washington DC. Martin will describe his recent pilgrimage to the Rio Grande, where he met and worked with migrants waiting at a shelter in Mexico and also participated with a volunteer group greeting new arrivals at a remote desert camp just inside the US.
We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to hear direct and honest testimony about crucial migration issues. All are welcome.
Episcopal Asylum & Detention Ministry Network
Episcopal Migration Ministry hosts an Asylum and Detention Ministry Network that meets virtually on the fourth Wednesday of every month. The Ministry Network’s collaborative work and conversation focus on best practice-sharing in areas of direct service, organizing, advocacy actions, Christian formation and worship resources, and community education to protect asylum, promote humane and dignified alternatives to detention, and to support asylum seekers and those harmed by the immigration detention system. Learn more and register to attend meetings here.
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There are a number of organizations affiliated with the Episcopal Church and working across Province V. These groups have a "structure" that is more organized than a network. They have resources and information that are useful in your local ministry contexts.
For a full list of Affiliated Organizations, visit the Province V website.
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Deacon Formation Grant Assistance
Postulants and candidates for the vocational diaconate can apply for a grant from The Fund, to assist with the costs of formation. Eligible expenses include tuition, books, fees, and workshops. Funds may also be used for formation travel and lodging, plus related childcare, eldercare, or partner care expense. Visit www.fundfordiaconate.org/formation-grants.
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Church Periodical Club
CPC granted $3737 to groups in Province V.
Their grants are supporting ministries around the world. Collect donations and contact Maryfran Crist at maryfrancist64@gmail.com, 815-257-7012.
Children and youth grants (Miles of Pennies) are accepted year round.
CPC website.
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Sermon Roundtable, a small group offering for congregations and their clergy and/or lay preachers from the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, is now accepting applications for its Fall 2024 Cohort.
This 12-week program is available at no charge to you or your parishioners, thanks to a grant from The Compelling Preaching Initiative of the Lilly Endowment.
Learn more and apply
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Do you have questions about Province V? Would you like to be more involved in planning the events that are offered at the provincial level? The Executive Board of the Province meets monthly on fourth Tuesdays at 3 pm ET / 2 pm CT via zoom.
Contact your diocesan representative to the Executive Board:
Mr. Rick Stanitis, Northern Michigan, President
The Rt. Rev. Matthew Gunter, Fond du Lac and Eau Claire, Vice President
Mr. Mike Fowlkes, Missouri, Secretary
Ms. Rebecca Elfring-Roberts, Chicago, Treasurer
Ms. Louisa McKellaston, Executive Council Representative
The Rev. M.E. Eccles, Executive Council Representative
Ms. Laura Jackson, Chicago
Dr. Elizabeth Jordan, [Great Lakes]
Ms. Lesley MacKellar, Indianapolis
Mr. Luke Thompson, Michigan
Ms. Betty Bowersox, Missouri
The Rev. Dr. Terri Bays, Northern Indiana
(vacant), Northern Michigan
The Rev. Rachel Harrison, Ohio
Mr. Edward Lasseigne, Southern Ohio
Ms. Jan Goossens, Springfield
The Rev. Marlene Hogue, Wisconsin
Heather Barta, Province V Coordinator
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