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June 23, 2019

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OC Pride events June 22

GLEAM-OC, the Orange County branch of the diocesan ministry with LGBTQ persons, invites the diocesan community to join them for Orange County Pride on Saturday, June 22. According to GLEAM-OC, "The Episcopal Church will be present to share God’s love and the good news of a church where no one is asked to stop being themselves in order to participate." Events will begin with Eucharist at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah in Santa Ana, 614 N. Bush Street, Santa Ana 92701 (714.543.9389) at 10 a.m. The community Pride Parade will step off at about 11:30 a.m.; the Episcopal presence will depart from Messiah with its signs and banners, returning there afterward to put them away. GLEAM-OC will then staff a booth at the nearby Pride Festival, where they will give away rainbow cross necklaces, postcards, pens, hugs, and information about the Episcopal churches in Orange County. All are invited to participate. For information, visit the GLEAM-OC Facebook page here.

Pride Sunday at St. John's Cathedral

Join St. John’s Cathedral on Sunday, June 30, at the 11:00 a.m. mass to celebrate LGBTQ Pride month on the 50th anniversary of Stonewall with guest preacher the Rev. Christopher Montella and a special music offering from the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles, "a chorus of transgender, gender non-conforming/gender non-binary and intersex Individuals using our voices to bring awareness, understanding, power and VICTORY for the Trans Community. We want every trans- identified individual to hear and appreciate the lyrics of our signature song, 'You Have More Friends Than You Know!'” The Rev. Christopher Montella has been a member of GLEAM, the Bishop's Commission for LGBTQ+ Ministry in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles since 2011 and currently serves as its chair. He received a master of divinity degree from Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and a diploma of theology from Bloy House, the Episcopal Theological School at Claremont, where he serves on the board of trustees. He is currently priest-in-charge of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Santa Clarita. St. John's Cathedral is located at 514 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles 90007. For information, call 213.747.6285.

Pride Sunday at Trinity, Redlands

LGBTQ+ Pride will be the theme of the morning service at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday, June 30 at 9:30. All are welcome. The Episcopal Church affirms that the LGBTQ+ community is wanted and needed as part of the Body of Christ. The church recognizes strength in diversity and the radical inclusivity of Jesus. Festive rainbow decorations will adorn the sanctuary. All are invited for rainbow cake after the service. After the service, a rainbow flag will be permanently hung in the Fern Street entrance to the church. The flag will include the brown and black stripes, as was first displayed in Philadelphia, to denote welcome for people of color. The rainbow flag will be a constant visual reminder that all are accepted, and raise awareness of Pride in general. June has been designated as LGBTQ+ Pride month in commemoration of the Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village NYC in 1969. In that encounter, members of the LGBTQ+ community fought back against police who had raided the Stonewall Inn. The first gay pride marches to commemorate the event were in 1970. A Stonewall National Monument was erected in 2016. Trinity Episcopal Church is located at 419 S 4th Street in Redlands. For information, call 909.793.2014.

SAVE THE DATES

2019 Bishop’s Concert and Bishop’s Dinner

Bishop John Harvey Taylor on April 24 announced dates for two major events in Autumn 2019: the second annual Bishop’s Concert on Friday, Oct. 11, featuring Grammy Award-winning singer, actor and author Debby Boone; and the third annual Bishop’s Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 2, with a keynote address by the Very Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas, dean of Episcopal Divinity School at Union Theological Seminary, and honoring Joe Costa, president and chief executive officer of Hillsides. Read more here, and save the dates. Links for reserving tickets will appear in upcoming editions of The Episcopal News.

IRIS hosts World Refugee Day event

Episcopal Migration Ministries provides related materials for congregations

IRIS (Interfaith Refugee & Immigration Service, a ministry of the diocese), as part of the Refugee Forum of Los Angeles and in partnership with the mayor’s office and the L.A. Public Library, hosted a World Refugee Day event June 20 at the downtown L.A. Main Library. Photos appear on the diocesan Facebook page. Highlights were a resource fair, panel discussion including the executive director of Families Belong Together, the International Rescue Committee and a recently arrived asylum seeker. IRIS Executive Director Meghan Taylor, assisted by IRIS staff, played a key role in coordinating the event. In addition, Episcopal Migration Ministries materials for churches to use yearly in recognition of World Refugee Day may be found here. Prayers of the People are here.

Interdependence Walking Meditation set for morning of July 4 in Echo Park

All are welcome to join in the fifth annual Interdependence Day Walking Meditation around Echo Park Lake starting at 10 a.m. on July 4, hosted by the Interfaith Cooperative of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. Again this year, the .9-mile walk will feature seven stations at which participants will stop and hear brief reflections and prayers from various faith traditions, including Bahai, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, and Sikh. Read more here. An event flyer is here.

New issue of The Episcopal News magazine is online

The Early Summer 2019 issue of The Episcopal News magazine is now online for reading or printing. This issue includes a column by Bishop Taylor, titled "Fake good news makes for bad foreign policy"; news of changes at the diocese's Echo Park headquarters; coming events around the diocese; and stories on thriving youth programs in Fillmore and La Crescenta, a successful housing initiative in Riverside, and a pilgrimage to Manzanar, site of one of the relocation camps in which Japanese Americans were interned during World War II. Click here for links, or visit the Episcopal News home page here.

Episcopal News Update, Weekly on summer schedule

The two weekly publications of The Episcopal News - the Update and the Weekly, a Sunday bulletin insert for congregations - are on a biweekly summer schedule. Both publications will be issued for the weeks of July 7 and 21, Aug. 4 and 18, when regular weekly publication will resume.

10 ordained as deacons, one as priest in rites on June 8

Above left: Bishop Suffragan Diane Jardine Bruce (center front) ordained 10 deacons on June 8 at St. John’s Cathedral, Los Angeles. Bishop Franklin Brookhart of Montana (top row left) was the preacher. Bishop John Harvey Taylor is at center back; Canon to the Ordinary Melissa McCarthy is at right back. Ordinands are: Jamelia Cooper Barnett, Brainerd Solomon Dharmaraj, Shawn Andre Evelyn, Jonathan William Feuss, Brittany Amanda Bjurstrom Frazier, William Ralph Knutson, Judith Forman Lyons, Kristin Claire (KC) Robertson, Carlos Enrique Ruvalcaba and Sarah Dammann. Above right: Bishop Taylor ordained Otto Vasquez to the priesthood at All Saints Church, Highland Park (Los Angeles) on June 8. Priest-in-charge Clarke Prescott was the preacher. Photos / Bob Williams

Mary Crist named coordinator for indigenous theological education for The Episcopal Church

The Rev. Canon Mary Crist, Ed.D., pastor at St. Michael's Ministry Center in Riverside, has been appointed Indigenous Theological Education Coordinator for The Episcopal Church, a member of the Presiding Bishop’s staff, the Episcopal Church Center announced on June 6. In this new position, Crist will work with the Rev. Dr. Brad Hauff, the Missioner for Indigenous Ministries, and within the Department of Ethnic Ministries. Crist will work with the clergy and lay leaders serving Indigenous dioceses and congregations to equip them for congregational ministry and leadership, discernment and ordination processes, and continuing education programs. She will also assist with the development and implementation of Indigenous curricula and the Doctrine of Discovery workshops that are a response to the General Convention Resolution D-011, “Doctrine of Discovery Training.” She will begin her duties on August 1. She will be based in the Diocese of Los Angeles. Crist is enrolled Blackfeet (Amskapi Pikuni) from the Douglas family in Babb on the reservation Montana. She earned a doctorate in ducation at Teachers College Columbia University in New York, a master of divinity at Episcopal Theological School/Claremont School of Theology, and a bachelor's degreet at the University of California Berkeley. She is former dean of the Metcalf School of Education and professor in the Online and Professional Studies Division at California Baptist University in Riverside, from which she will retire this year. She has been active in Indigenous Ministry in The Episcopal Church for many years as a member of the Executive Council’s Committee on Indigenous Ministry, and is now a member of the Indigenous Missioner’s Advisory Council. She was a preacher at the Holy Eucharist featuring Native Americans at General Convention in 2012.

Bishop of Guinea recognizes contributions of Riverside parishioner

The bishop of the Diocese of Guinea recently presented Sarolj Mankau of St. George's Church, Riverside, with a medallion In appreciation of her generous contribution to the diocese of Guinea through the Program Group on Global Partnership of the Diocese of Los Angeles, of more than $100,000 to build a school for girls. Mankau is pictured above with the Rev. Khushnud Azariah, rector, and lay ministry leaders from St. George's.

Huntley Cockburn Lewis

August 19, 1936 - May 28, 2019

Huntley Cockburn Lewis, widow of the Rev. Don Lewis, died May 28 at the age of 82. Survivors include her son Jim (Maureen), daughter Laurie, and granddaughter Caitlin. A celebration of her life will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 13 at Monte Cedro, 2212 El Molino Avenue, Altadena 91001. Lewis was a marriage, family and child counselor at the South County Youth Shelter in Laguna Beach, and later in private practice in Pasadena. She and her husband attended CDSP together, graduating in 1981. Don Lewis served as vicar of St. Margaret's Church, San Juan Capistrano, and then as rector of St. Edmund's Church, San Marino. An obituary is here.

Stillpoint retreat on contemplative living planned in July

Stillpoint: The Center for Christian Spirituality will present "Contemplative Living: Practices and Tools to Nourish Our Journey" on Saturday, July 20, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Cathedral Center of St. Paul, 840 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles 90025. Sometimes the demands of our lives are overwhelming; the world feels dangerous and unpredictable. Being a non-anxious presence is just what our world needs to help us live lives with grace and love in the midst of turmoil. Join Stillpoint for a half day of practice, sharing and reflection on contemplative living, led by Sharon Crandall, Centering Prayer leader at Church of Our Saviour, San Gabriel, hospice companion and volunteer jail chaplain. Whether you have a seasoned contemplative prayer practice or have never even tried, this will be a day of enrichment. Crandall will introduce participants to contemplative prayer and provide guidance on how to establish a regular practice. There is no experience required, all are welcome. Cost is $20. For more information and to register, click here.

Brad Karelius will be among presenters for men's spirituality series; 'Art and Contemplation' retreat also planned

The Rev. Brad Karelius, retired rector of Church of the Messiah, Santa Ana, will be among the presenters for "On the Road: A Spirituality Series for Men" July 13, Aug. 3, Sept. 22, Dec. 7 and Feb. 1 (2020) at Emmaus Spiritual Ministries, 434 South Batavia, Orange. Karelius (pictured), author of several books on spirituality, will lead the Aug. 3 retreat, titled "A Journey in the Desert: A Spiritual Treasure Map." Other presenters will be the Rev. Jim Clarke, head of evangelization of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and Daniel Smith-Christopher, professor of theological studies at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. The five-part series is designed exclusively for men who are seeking spiritual nourishment and strength for living in today's busy world. Topics selected for the series will affirm and validate the spiritual journey of men, including life transitions and rites of passage. Participants may register for the entire series, or for individual sessions. Information, topics of other sessions, and registration are here.

Also at Emmaus: "Art and Contemplation," a three-day contemplative retreat, is being offered July 9 - 1. Led by artists Sr. M. Madeleva Williams, CSJ and Valerie Kemp, participants will explore art as a creative practice to nourish the spirit. No experience is necessary. Information and registration are here .

PG on Hispanic Ministries invites Latino leaders to June retreat on 'managing stress'

Damáris de Jesús, clinical psychologist specializing in leadership and organizational development, will lead a two-day retreat for clergy and lay leaders, titled "Managing Stress While Feeding Hungry Hearts," sponsored Friday and Saturday, June 21 - 22, by The Program Group on Hispanic Ministries at the Cathedral Center of St. Paul. Read more here.

Stewardship conference videos available on demand

All sessions from the June 1 Episcopal Stewardship Conference, The Way of Love, are available for on-demand viewing on the ESC Facebook page. You will need to join the page in order to access the videos.

Kaleidoscope's Summer Institute to provide leadership training courses

The Kaleidoscope Institute, a program of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will hold its Summer Institute July 23 - 27 at the Cathedral Center of St. Paul, 840 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles. The institute is based on Kaleidoscope's comprehensive leadership programs including intercultural competency, anti-racism training, building inclusive community, new ministry incubation, stewardship, community transformation and congregational vitality. Participants may take part in one or all of several modules. Institute fee is $80 per day, including lodging, meals and snacks. Commuter rate is $25 per day. To register, and for full information on daily course offerings, click here. Questions may be directed to [email protected]

Housing and sponsorships needed for families seeking asylum

In response to the growing need for families seeking asylum, Sacred Resistance and Immigrant Support Services — a new project of IRIS, the diocese's immigration legal service agency — are working with ecumenical partners to develop a common intake process to assist individuals/families seeking sponsorship and accompaniment during their arduous and lengthy asylum claim process. Read more here .

Gently used shoes will help UBE support seminarians

The Union of Black Episcopalians in Los Angeles is collecting gently used shoes - sneakers, athletic shoes, boots, heels, platforms, wedges, sandals, dress shoes, kids' shoes, work shoes and any others - to support the UBE seminarian program. Shoes (in bags of up to 25 pairs) may be dropped off at Church of the Holy Communion, 1160 W. 141st Street, Gardena 90247 at any time before 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 29. For information, contact the Rev. Canon Jamie Hammons at [email protected].

Expert on dementia will give talks "Healthy Aging" in Costa Mesa

Cordula Dick-Muehlke, Ph.D., a nationally known expert on dementia and aging, will give a series of talks on "Issues of Aging for Yourself, Your Family and Friends" on Wednesdays, July 24, Aug. 7 and Aug. 21, 7 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay Street (corner of Orange) Costa Mesa 92627. The community is invited. Suggested donation is $12 per session or $30 for the 3-part series. For more information or to register, call the church office at 949.548.2237 or email to [email protected].

Strawberries, carrots, greens and more at The Abundant Table Farm

The Abundant Table Farm in Camarillo invites the diocesan community to enjoy its delicious organic strawberries, sweet organic orange carrots, luscious organic greens and much more. The Farm Store is currently open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. every day of the week. For more information, visit The Abundant Table Farm Store on Facebook, or call 805.983.0333. The farm is located at 1012 W. Ventura Blvd. in Camarillo, off the Central Avenue exit from the 101 freeway.

Franciscan spirituality program for women to be offered in summer, fall

Companions in Franciscan Spirituality, a free 10-day residential immersion program in Franciscan Spirituality, will be offered by the Community of St. Francis in San Francisco for women over 18 July 19 - 29 and Sept. 27 - Oct. 7 (St. Francistide). The program includes studying Franciscan spirituality and living out of that spirituality by sharing in community life, worship and ministry in the church and wider community. For more information, click here or contact Sr. Pamela Clare at [email protected].

UBE conference will come to Los Angeles in July

The church-wide Union of Black Episcopalians will hold its 51st annual Business Meeting and Conference July 22- 26 in Los Angeles at the Sheraton Grande Hotel. Conference theme is: “Preparing the way for such a time as this: many people, one Lord!” Speakers will include Presiding Bishop Michael Curry; Archbishop Julio Murray of the Anglican Province of Central America; Bishop-elect Phoebe Roaf of the Diocese of West Tennessee; the Rev. Sandye A. Wilson, COO of St. Augustine's University and longtime leader in the Episcopal Church; and the Rev. Lester Mackenzie, rector of St. Mary's Church, Laguna Hills. For information, including a draft schedule, and to register, click here.

Stillpoint offers 'Spiritual Journey' retreat at Ghost Ranch

Stillpoint: The Center for Christian Spirituality, an institution of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will offer "The Spiritual Journey," a week-long retreat to be held July 29 - Aug. 5 at Ghost Ranch Retreat Center in Abiquiu, New Mexico. For more information and to register, click here.

The Abundant Table announces date for 'Feast in the Field' fundraiser

The Abundant Table will hold its annual "Feast in the Field" fundraiser this year on Saturday, Aug. 24, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m., celebrating more than a decade of supporting health, wellness, organic farming and community building in Ventura County. To buy tickets ($90 for adults, $45 for youth ages 6 to 20), click here.

Schedule for deanery pre-convention meetings

Convention is Friday - Saturday, Nov. 15 - 16 at Riverside Convention Center

As Diocesan Convention approaches each year, meetings are held in the deaneries of the diocese for clergy, convention delegates and all interested Episcopalians. Schedule is here.

Traveling the Way of Love Episode 3: Worship video, resources

Traveling the Way of Love, Episode 3: Worship, the latest installment of a new video series from The Episcopal Church Office of Communication, is now available for viewing on The Episcopal Church website (click on Worship). Hosted by Chris Sikkema, the Office of Communication’s manager for special projects, Traveling the Way of Love shares stories of the ways people across The Episcopal Church practice the Way of Love with each episode highlighting one of the seven Way of Love practices: turn, learn, pray, worship, bless, go, and rest. This third episode focuses on Worship. Read more here.

Book of Occasional Services 2018 is available to download in English, Spanish

The Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music (SCLM) is pleased to announce the release of The Book of Occasional Services 2018, a collection of liturgical resources related to occasions which do not occur with sufficient frequency to warrant their inclusion in The Book of Common Prayer. Read more here.

Episcopal and Lutheran recovery ministries to offer 'Addiction & Faith Conference' in Minnesota

The second annual Addiction & Faith Conference, hosted by the Fellowship of Recovering Lutheran Clergy (FRLC) and Recovery Ministries of the Episcopal Church (RMEC), will be held September 20 - 22 at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel in Bloomington, Minnesota. Keynote speakers will be lecturer and author the Rev. Brian McLaren and psychiatry professor and author George E. Vaillant. For more about the conference schedule, costs and scholarships, click here.

FRIDAY, JUNE 21 - SATURDAY, JUNE 22

Hispanic Ministries Retreat:

'Managing Stress While Feeding Hungry Hearts'

The Cathedral Center of St. Paul

840 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles 90026

Information/Registration here

Damáris de Jesús, clinical psychologist specializing in leadership and organizational development, will lead a two-day retreat for clergy and lay leaders, titled "Managing Stress While Feeding Hungry Hearts," sponsored by The Program Group on Hispanic Ministries. The program, conducted in Spanish, will take place over two days; participants will be housed at the retreat center. More information can be found here.

SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 11 a.m. 3 p.m.

Girls Friendly Society Splash Bash

Episcopal Residence

Pasadena

Information: [email protected]

Splash Bash, a GFS summer swim party, will be held at the Pasadena home of Bishop John Harvey Taylor and Canon Kathy OConnor. GFS World President Thembika Pamba of South Africa will attend; those considering sending a GFS member (age 16 and up) to the GFS World Council in South Africa may like to meet her in person at this event.

SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 11:30 a.m.

'Kaleidoscope': A Choir Extravaganza

St. Francis' Episcopal Church

2200 Vía Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates 90274

Information: 310.375.4617

    A fund(d)raiser for the St. Francis Choir featuring songs about colors in energetic performances by the choir and soloists, together with delicious food prepared and served by the choir. Tickets: $10/ person, $20/family at the door. Parking is free.

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Shady Ladies and Other Undercover Agents of God: A Scripture Study

St. Joseph's Retreat Center

434 South Batavia Street, Orange

Information/Registration here

In the Bible, there are several characters who participated in divine salvation without much notice. Come and hear about our ancestors in the faith who have been kept in the shadows. Bring your bible.

SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 5:30 p.m.

Contemplative Taizé Eucharist

St. Columba's Episcopal Church

1251 Las Posas Road, Camarillo 93010

Information: 805.482.8831

Quiet reflection to set the mood of worship, with simple chants sung repetitively, to let the words of scripture settle into our hearts and minds. There is a time of silence (5-7 minutes). Enjoy fellowship and a potluck supper in the parish hall following the service. The Rev. Julie Morris will lead the worship. All are welcome.

TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 7 p.m.

Taizé Service of Healing & Wholeness

St. Francis Episcopal Church

2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates

Information: 310.375.4617

This meditative service includes periods of silence, chants and intercessory prayer with a prayer team leader. A reception with light refreshments will follow in the Board Room. Taizé services are offered monthly throughout the year on the fourth Tuesday. Donations are welcome.

SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 5 p.m.

Jazz Vespers with the Rev. Norm Freeman

St. James Episcopal Church

3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach 92663

Information: [email protected]

Jazz Vespers emerges as a synthesis of traditions, a blending of an age-old liturgy with the unique musical language we call jazz. With a freshness that is open to God’s Spirit, this musical tradition sounds the hopes, dreams, joys, frustrations and pain that expresses human experience, while exploring a musical vocabulary that transcends the limits of the written or spoken word. The Rev. Norm Freeman, on vibraphone, is joined by Rich Ruttenberg on piano, Dave Stone on bass, Dave Tull on drums, and Katherine Cash on violin. Child care is provided. Parking is available in the church lot across 32nd Street, and in metered parking around the church.

SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 5 p.m.

Jazz Vespers with Billy Childs

All Saints Episcopal Church

132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena

Information: [email protected] or www.allsaints-pas.org

Pianist Billy Childs has emerged as one of the foremost American composers of his era, perhaps the most distinctly American composer since Aaron Copland, for like Copland, he has successfully married the musical products of his heritage with the Western neoclassical traditions of the twentieth century in a powerful symbiosis of style, range, and dynamism. He holds a degree in composition from USC, 13 Grammy Award nominations and four awards, and a Guggenheim Fellowship, as well as many other honors. He has performed extensively with renowned orchestras and artists. There is no charge for the Jazz Vespers, and no reservations are required. Valdiate parking is available at Plaza las Fuentes.

TRAVEL & PILGRIMAGE

Pilgrimage to England and Scotland: Tracing the Roots of the Episcopal Church

November 11 - 21, 2019

An 11-day pilgrimage exploring historic events that helped shape the Episcopal Church. Stops will include a visit to St. Andrew's Cathedral in Aberdeen, Scotland; a luncheon at the Eagle and Child in Oxford, where C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien met with the "Inklings"; exploration of the Scottish and English countryside, shopping, pub visits afternoon tea and more. Cost is $3,749, which covers roundtrip flight from L.A., four-star hotels, most meals, all ground transportation, guides and drivers, and entrances to everything listed in the itinerary. Led by the Rev. Steve DeMuth, rector of Holy Trinity Church, Covina. A full brochure is here.

Central Europe: Oberammergau Passion Play

September 2 - 14, 2020

Join Bishop Guy Erwin of the ELCA and Canon Jim Newman of the Episcopal Church for a 13-day journey across central Europe to Oberammergau, Germany. The day-long Oberammergau Passion Play is produced every decade and is a four-century “thank you” to God for saving the people of this picturesque Bavarian Alpine village. Experience this spiritual event and look at the culture and religion of Poland (Warsaw, Krakow, Auschwitz and Czestochowa), Hungary (Budapest), Czech Republic (Bratislava), Austria (Vienna & the Salzkammergut) and Germany (Oberammergau & Munich). Cost is $4,899 from Los Angeles including $450 taxes/airline surcharges.) Information: Jim Newman, 3590 Grand View Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90066; 310.391.5522 or 888.802.6722; [email protected]. A full itinerary is here.

EMPLOYMENT

Listing information may be sent to [email protected]

COVINA: Church Secretary, Holy Trinity Church. Seeking an experienced part-time church secretary with strong communication and organizational skills, knowledge of Quick books and MS Office. Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Responsibilities: Office support, bank deposits, payroll, pay bills, produce monthly financial reports, and other projects as assigned. The Secretary is the first point of contact with the community and works in close communication with the priest, members of the vestry, and church organizations. Bilingual speaker (Spanish/English) preferred. Send resume to Fr. Steve De Muth at [email protected].

COVINA: Organist/Choirmaster, Holy Trinity Church. Part time (6-12 hours per week). Holy Trinity Episcopal Church seeks an organist/director of music responsible for providing music in the Episcopal/Anglican tradition (music ancient, classical, contemporary, and multicultural). For a full job description, click here.

HUNTINGTON BEACH: Part-time Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries, St. Wilfrid of York Church. (Full time a possibility depending on qualifications.) To help grow St. Wilfrid's children and youth ministries and to provide mentorship and vision for the future. For the complete job description and application instructions, click here or contact [email protected].

LOS ANGELES: Executive Director, CLUE (Clergy & Laity United for Economic Justice). Responsible for overseeing the administration, programs and strategic plan of the organization. Other key duties include fundraising, marketing, partner/community outreach and program development. Full job description/contact information here.

SANTA BARBARA: Director of Children and Youth Ministries. Trinity Church is seeking an experienced staff person to continue to grow programs that engage children and their families in worship, formation, fellowship, and service to others. The ideal candidate should have experience building and supporting a team of adult volunteers, should be familiar with the Episcopal tradition, and should possess an energetic, gracious disposition. Experience with the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd pedagogy a plus. A full job description is here. Interested candidates should send an email to [email protected] with the subject line,"Director of Children and Youth Ministries," and attach a cover letter and resume.

SIERRA MADRE: Chaplain, The Gooden School. Starts August 2019. The Gooden School is an independent co-educational K-8 school in Sierra Madre, CA, now in its 44th year of educating and serving a diverse group of students and their families. Enrollment: 185. Requirements: Ordination in the Episcopal Church or an experienced lay leader, preferably with an M.Div. or M.A. in Religion/Theology, or B.A. in Religious Studies, etc. Chaplain is responsible for twice-weekly chapel; logistical, organizational, and inspirational support for community gatherings; community engagement and stewardship; pastoral care, etc. Full job description here.