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A DEACON'S REFLECTION: SEMPER GUMBI

By: The Ven. Bob Nelson

Most everyone in the San Diego area knows the Marine Corps motto: “Semper Fi,” always faithful. Some know the Coast Guard motto: “Semper Paratus,” always prepared. From my experience as a deacon, I suggest that the motto for the diaconate should be: “Semper Gumbi,” always flexible. 


What I thought I would do as a deacon and what I have been called to do over the past 21 years have required flexibility. I have been fortunate in my secular career and vocation as a deacon in the Episcopal Church to have seldom been bored, to have always been in a learning mode, and to have felt that what I was called to do was for the public benefit. Read More

Festival Volunteers Needed

The Good News Festival is expecting to welcome a lot of people that may not know our church. We need volunteers to help with welcoming visitors, ushering, and more. We especially need experienced ushers. Consider giving a portion of your evening to help make this event a success. 

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Good News Festival Questions?

Have questions about the Good News Festival on Saturday, December 10? We've got answers! Join Canon Jason Evans for one of two 1-hour sessions to learn how to prepare for the festival, what will happen at the festival, and what we will do to follow up with our visitors.

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Good News Holiday Marketplace

On Saturday, December 10, come to the Town and Country Resort for the Good News Festival, and take in the Holiday Marketplace at the same time--open for sales from 11 a.m. until 6:30 p.m.

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Gingerbread Houses

Saturday, December 17, bring your family and friends out to Christ the King in Alpine for a day of building gingerbread houses.

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RIPPLES: PIETY, STUDY, AND ACTION

IN 30 MINUTES A DAY

By: Susan Miller

Though the subtitle is tongue in cheek, one of the concepts we learn in Cursillo to help maintain our spiritual life in Christ is summed up in those three words: Piety, Study, and Action. The simple activity of reading the Bible daily to another person has strengthened me in those three disciplines. It has impacted the lives of others beyond my normal sphere of influence, like the widening ripples created when a stone is tossed in the water. But first, I want to introduce you to Dave. Read More

#GivingTuesday: November 29

#GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of radical generosity. #GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Since then, it has grown into a year-round global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.


Join the movement and give – each Tuesday and every day – whether it’s some of your time, a donation, or the power of your voice. Help EDSD Here

Across the Church

Episcopal churches in Colorado offer prayers, support after deadly rampage at LGBTQ+ club

Diocesan Cycle of Prayer

Military Cycle of Prayer

Lessons and Carols: December 22

Advent Resources

Lay Eucharist Visitor Training

Youth at the Good News Festival

Preparing for the Good News Festival

Volunteer at the Good News Festival

Transitions

St. Bartholomew's in Poway and St. Barnabas in Borrego Springs are seeking new rectors. Do you have a clergy friend that would like to serve in the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego? Find out more here.

We Pray for...

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, we pray for The Nippon Sei Ko Kai.


In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, we pray for the clergy and people of Christ the King, Alpine and for the growth of discipleship in the diocese.


In the Military Cycle of Prayer, we pray for peace and the end of war.

Employment Opportunities

The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego is seeking to fill several positions on the Bishop’s staff. Find Out More Here


St. Peters in Del Mar is seeking a Music Director and a Communications Director.

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