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Sermons That Work
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Get inspired in your own sermon writing or use as part
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Scripture In Context
The
se writings have been prepared by
Tom O'Brien,
a Canon
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Examining Chaplain for Scripture in the Diocese of Southeast Florida.
We thank Tom for sharing his learning an
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of Scripture with us i
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Click
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From The Bishop's Desk
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The Diocese of Southeast Florida
Schedule of the Bishop's Visitations, Confirmations,
and
other Special Services
All services are conducted by the Bishop unless otherwise noted
September-December 2017
Revised November 2017
August 6
September 10
September 17
September 29
October 1
October 8
October 15
October 22
October 29
November 4
November 5
November 10-11
November 12
November 18
November 19
December 3
December 10
December 13
December 17
December 24
January 27
March 31
May 5
May 19
June 16
November 17
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Saint Christopher's, West Palm Beach
Transfiguration, Miami Gardens (Confirmations) (Bishop Ottley)
Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach - Postponed
Todos
los
Santos, Miami - Postponed
All Angels, Miami Springs
Saint Ambrose, Fort Lauderdale - Postponed
Todos
los
Santos - Rescheduled
Saint Mary's, Deerfield
Grace Church, West Palm Beach (ECW Annual Children's Sunday Service)
Saint Luke's, Miami
Trinity Cathedral (Installation of new Canon to the Ordinary)
All Souls, Miami Beach
Christ Memorial Chapel (Induction of new Priest-in-charge)
DOK Annual Festival, Saint Mark's, Fort Lauderdale (Bishop Ottley)
All Saints, Fort Lauderdale
Saint Ambrose, Fort Lauderdale - Rescheduled
Chapel of Saint Andrew, Boca Raton (Diocesan Convention)
Saint Paul et
les
Martyrs d'Haiti, Miami
Saint Joseph's, Boynton Beach (Confirmations Bishop McGregor)
SantiĢsima Trinidad, Miami
Trinity Cathedral (Ordination of Deacons and a Priest)
Saint Christopher's, Fort Lauderdale
Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach - Rescheduled
Saint Stephen's, Coconut Grove (Confirmations Bishop Ottley)
Saint Monica's, Stuart
Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach (Confirmations)
Saint Martin's, Clewiston
Trinity Cathedral (Christmas Midnight Mass)
Regional Confirmations 2018
Clergy are
welcomed to bring candidates to any of these services
Regional Confirmation
(Keys and South Dade Deaneries)
Location and time TBD
Trinity Cathedral Easter Vigil at 8 pm
(Confirmation and Reception open to all parishes and schools)
Regional Confirmation
(North Dade and Broward Deaneries)
Saint Nicholas, Pompano Beach, at 11 am
Regional Confirmation (South Pam Beach and North Palm Beach Deaneries)
Saint Paul's, Delray Beach, at 5
pm
(Eve of Pentecost)
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Annual Clergy Retreat
8-11 January 2018
at the Duncan Center
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
Our annual clergy retreat coincides with the first week of the Epiphany season, and will take place from the evening of Monday, 8 January, to lunchtime on Thursday, 11 January, 2018, at the Duncan Center. The retreat is open to all clergy in our diocese. I encourage you to be present for the entire retreat, though you may attend part of it.
Bishop John Pritchard, the former Bishop of Oxford, will conduct the retreat. He is a widely-respected retreat and pilgrimage leader, and the author of many popular books on spirituality and prayer. Bishop Pritchard is a particularly gifted communicator who is recognised for his ability to communicate the Gospel with immediacy and effectiveness.
I do encourage you to make time for this retreat. It is only in this way that we are properly renewed for our ministries of leadership, preaching, and teaching. The pressures on the ordained are great, and the opportunities for us to be in quiet with God are few. As Archbishop Rowan Williams likes to say, our retreat and prayer time is not time that we make for God; it is time that God makes for us. So, I encourage you to put yourself in God's way for this time of quiet and renewal, ahead of the season of Lent.
Please note that we have extended the retreat by a whole day, mindful that you asked for an additional day, and the early dates respect your request that we gather outside of Lent. These were the only dates available to us at the Duncan Center. Please also be mindful that single accommodation at the Duncan Center is limited, and early reservation is recommended. You may share a room if you wish, but please be clear about this when you register. On-line registration is available now on the Diocesan website or by clicking the link below. Once all the rooms at the Duncan Center have been allocated, we will make arrangements to accommodate you in a nearby hotel. Commuters are welcome of course, and you should indicate this when registering, so we know how many of you plan to attend the retreat for catering purposes.
I realise that accommodation at the Duncan Center is limited, and we are working on moving the retreat in the future to a site with more rooms.
With affection and every blessing.
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Peter
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Episcopal Relief & Development is hosting a series of webinars on how churches can respond after a disaster. In previous webinars, we explored how clergy can support their congregation. This webinar will turn our attention outwards and focus on best practices for offering pastoral care to the community. It will allow time for questions, conversation, and resource sharing. Additional resources will be emailed following the event.
Please join us
December 8th, Noon Eastern
. Register in advance for this webinar:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Lura Steele
Program Coordinator, US Disaster Program
Episcopal Relief & Development | 815 Second Avenue, New York, NY10017
lsteele@episcopalrelief.org |
www.episcopalrelief.org
Facebook/Twitter: EpiscopalRelief
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Upcoming Events
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Hispanic Ministry Advent Retreat
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Holy Comforter Episcopal Church
Saturday, December 9, 2017
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Advent Quiet Day
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Please join us for an Advent quiet day, in preparation for the coming of our Lord at Christmas. The theme will be "Our Bodies in Prayer." We will gather in the Cathedral transept for worship, readings, meditations, and discussion led by Mother Busto. There will be ample time for silence and reflection, to walk the Cathedral, and to journal, draw, or write poetry or prayers, as the Spirit moves you. You may wish to bring a notepad and pen or pencil.
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The holiday season will be ushered in with what has become an annual and spirit-filled holiday concert spectacular. Amidst a mix of Neo-Classical- and Mission-style elements, the home of one of Miami's oldest African-American Congregations houses this year's 12thcelebration, with special guests and sponsors from throughout Miami-Dade County.
Join this annual Community Arts Program (CAP) FREE concert, with its Creative Strings I, II, and III and CAP Miami Jazz Institute Jazz PREP Band, and ALL-STAR Jazz Ensemble. Be part of a spirited holiday program of fiddle tunes, jazz, pop, and newly-arranged seasonal favorites that will have toes tapping, spirits soaring, and voices singing! It's a perfect family event that concludes with a grand, carol sing-along to usher in the most awesome holiday season of the year.
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Lessons and Carols at Trinity Cathedral
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Music at Saint Paul's Presents Advent Lessons & Carols
Sunday, December 17, 2017, 3pm
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On Sunday, December 17, 2017 at 3pm, Music at St. Paul's will present a service of Advent Lessons & Carols. Featuring the Choirs of St. Paul's, under the direction of Dr. Paul Cienniwa, the service will include music by Gibbons, Palestrina, Vaughan Williams and others, along with traditional Advent carols.
The service is free and open to the public and will be followed by a reception. For more information on this event and Music at St. Paul's 30th Anniversary Season, visit
music.stpaulsdelray.org. St. Paul's is handicapped accessible.
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Christmas Concert and Community Carol Sing
Monday, December 18 at 7:30 P.M.
The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, 141 South County Road, Palm Beach 33480
Bethesda presents one of their area's most popular Christmas concerts! The Bethesda Choir performs with some of the finest instrumentalists in their area, and the audience sings many favorite Christmas carols with the excitement of full orchestra accompaniment.
A requested donation of $20 will be received at the door.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend-come early to get a seat.
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Italian Renaissance Oil Painting Course
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Instructors: Michele Cantarutti & Giulia Cantarutti, Florence, Italy
Location: Saint Simon's Episcopal Church, 10950 SW 34th Street Miami, Fl 33165
Course 1: January 20, 21, 27, 28
Course 2: February 3, 4, 10, 11
Course Length: 4 sessions, 4 hours each over two weekends
Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sundays: 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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Faith and Family Night with the Miami Heat
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Contact Information:
Cole Horan at 786-777-4257
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The Nehemiah Process
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Nehemiah Christmas Brunch
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The General Convention
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The General Convention is the governing body of The Episcopal Church that meets every three years. It is a bicameral legislature that includes the House of Deputies and the House of Bishops, composed of deputies and bishops from each diocese. During its triennial meeting deputies and bishops consider a wide range of important matters facing the Church. In the interim between triennial meetings, various committees, commissions, agencies, boards and task forces created by the General Convention meet to implement the decisions and carry on the work of the General Convention. For more information click here.
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Updated Statement and Resources: Defend TPS
(Temporary Protected Status)
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Update11/21: Statement on Haiti Decision:
The Episcopal Church is disappointed in the Administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 50,000 Haitians. Conditions in Haiti are currently unsafe and unstable, with critical lack of improvement since the 2010 earthquake compounded by devastation from Hurricane Matthew and a cholera epidemic. TPS is a tool by which the administration allows nationals of certain countries experiencing conflict or natural disaster to stay in the U.S. in safety. While this should be a temporary safety tool, at this time Haiti cannot safely repatriate 50,000 people, and the decision to terminate the program will harm our communities, the Haitians who will be forced to return, and communities in Haiti.
Haitian TPS holders have been able to rebuild their lives, work, and raise families in safety. Forcing these individuals to return will put them at risk and further hamper Haiti's ongoing recovery and development efforts. We encourage the administration to review this decision and continue to provide positive assistance toward Haiti's development.
What next:
The decision deadline on TPS renewal for 195,000 Salvadorans is approaching, so we urge you to continue to advocate for renewal of TPS. TPS holders are stable, taxpaying residents of the U.S. who are unable to return to their home country due to dangerous conditions, and/or their home country is unable to adequately receive thousands of persons.
Use the interfaith TPS toolkit linked below to contact your members of Congress, host an event at home, and learn more about TPS. TPS has been a lifeline to hundreds of thousands of individuals already in the United States when problems in a home country suddenly make return untenable.
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Advancing to General Convention 2018:
"Introduction to General Convention" Available Online
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En EspaƱol
The Rev. Canon Michael Barlowe, Executive Officer and Secretary of the General Convention, has announced that "An Introduction to the 79th General Convention for Deputies and Bishops" is now available on the General Convention website
here
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This publication is an important reference for deputies and bishops and a good source of information for anyone interested in General Convention and the legislative process.
The Episcopal Church 79th General Convention will be held
Thursday, July 5 to Friday, July 13, 2018 at The Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas (Diocese of Texas).
The Jesus Movement: Loving, Liberating and Life-giving will be theme for the 79h General Convention.
The 32 -page document is filled with important and key information including:
* How to prepare
* How to register
* What can I expect in Austin, Texas?
* What is the schedule for General Convention?
* What happens at General Convention?
* How does General Convention conduct its legislative work?
* What are Resolutions and Memorials?
* What are the Rules of Order?
* What are Legislative Committees?
* What is the Virtual Binder?
* Information on Elections
* Draft Agenda
* Legislative Committees
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Episcopal Evangelism Grants Available
for
Local and Regional Efforts
Application deadline is December 15
The application process is now open for the new Episcopal Evangelism Grants Program, designed to fund local and regional evangelism efforts in the Episcopal Church.
The Committee seeks proposals focused on several goals:
* To create and spread resources that equip Episcopalians and churches to become evangelists and storytellers in daily life.
* To create opportunities for people who are not part of a faith community to build their own loving, liberating, life-giving relationships with God in Christ.
* To aim for lasting, broad impact.
* To employ innovation and creativity.
* To promote
churchwide
learning, understanding and practical application.
Episcopal institutions (congregations, dioceses, provinces, schools, monastic communities, Episcopal organizations and other Episcopal affiliated entities) are eligible to receive these funds. Regional collaborative partnerships with non-Episcopal entities are welcome, but an Episcopal entity must serve as the project leader, active manager, and reporting agent. Those associated with a seminary or formation program are encouraged to explore funding through the Episcopal Evangelism Society here.
Grants are available for up to $2,000 for an individual congregation and up to $8,000 for multi-church, diocesan and regional collaborations. Groups receiving funding are expected to make a significant financial contribution
toward
the project, as well.
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Application, criteria, and additional information
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available here.
Becas
Episcopales Para la EvangelizaciĆ³n Disponibles
para
Esfuerzos Locales y Regionales
La fecha lĆmite de solicitud es el 15 de diciembre
El proceso de solicitud ya estĆ” abierto para el nuevo programa de Becas Episcopales para la EvangelizaciĆ³n diseƱado para financiar esfuerzos de evangelizaciĆ³n local y regional en la Iglesia Episcopal.
El ComitƩ buscarƔ propuestas enfocadas en varios objetivos
* Crear y difundir recursos que equipen a los episcopales y las iglesias para convertirse en evangelistas y narradores de historias en la vida diaria.
* Crear oportunidades para las personas que no forman parte de una comunidad de fe para que construyan sus propias relaciones amorosas, liberadoras y dadoras de vida con Dios en Cristo.
* Apuntar a un impacto duradero y amplio.
* Emplear innovaciĆ³n y creatividad.
* Promover el aprendizaje, la comprensiĆ³n y la aplicaciĆ³n prĆ”ctica en toda la iglesia.
Las instituciones episcopales (parroquias, diĆ³cesis, provincias, escuelas, seminarios, comunidades monĆ”sticas, organizaciones episcopales y otras entidades episcopales afiliadas) son elegibles para recibir estos fondos. Las asociaciones colaborativas regionales con entidades no episcopales son bienvenidas y alentadas, pero una entidad episcopal debe servir como lĆder del proyecto, ser gerente activo y agente informante. Aquellos asociados con un seminario o programa de formaciĆ³n son alentados a explorar la posibilidad de conseguir fondos a travĆ©s de la Sociedad de Evangelismo Episcopal en www.ees1862.org.
Hay becas disponibles de hasta
2.000 dĆ³lares para una congregaciĆ³n individual y de hasta
8.000 dĆ³lares para las colaboraciones entre varias iglesias, diĆ³cesis y regionales. TambiĆ©n se espera que los grupos que reciben financiamiento realicen una contribuciĆ³n financiera significativa para el proyecto.
La aplicaciĆ³n, los criterios y la informaciĆ³n adicional estĆ”n disponibles
aquĆĀ.
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We would like to include your innovative ministries in Grapevine!
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Grace Episcopal West Palm Beach and Alliance for Disaster Relief Help Residents of the Virgin Islands and Dominica
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n November the Alliance for Disaster Relief joined forces to support their neighbors in the Virgin Islands and Dominica who suffered terribly from Hurricane Irma. This group of dedicated residents of Palm Beach County assists in major disaster relief and they have been active for 10 years. In the past the group generously assisted Haiti after the devastating earthquake in 2010, in Jamaica after Hurricane Ivan and now the Virgin Islands and Dominica.
The Alliance includes Grace Episcopal Church (Canon Winston Wright), Jamaicans of the Palm Beaches (Cedric Yapp), United Sports and Social Club (Earl Simpson), Caribbean Educator's Association (Dr. Janice Cover), Caribbean-American For Community Involvement (Dennis Wright), and Children of Helen (Anastasia Fevria).
The Alliance and members of Grace Episcopal in West Palm Beach, which served as the drop-off point, collected a variety of supplies such as water, personal hygiene items, batteries, flashlights, non-perishable and canned food items, and paper goods.
The Children of Helen packed and shipped care packages to the Anglican Church in Dominica. The items for the Virgin Islands were loaded in a 20-foot trailer, donated by Tropical Shipping Company, and shipped to the Virgin Islands on December 4th. The Episcopal Bishop of the Virgin Islands, Ambrose Gumbs, will distribute the items.
Residents of both islands suffered unimaginable losses and their needs continue to be great. Many lost their lives, while hundreds are left homeless without electricity, food or running water. Officials say it will take several years and billions of dollars to rebuild homes and businesses, and restore the islands.
Please continue to pray for the residents of Dominica and the Virgin Islands and for all others affected by Hurricanes Maria and Irma.
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Introducing RUAH
Every Wednesday at 7:30 P.M
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RUAH is a weekly worship service on Wednesday nights from
7:30 to 8:30pm at the Ancient Spanish Monastery in North Miami Beach, located at
16711 West Dixie Highway.
There is plenty of free parking.
RUAH is grounded in the Anglican tradition, a
centuries
-old liturgy that reveals the presence of God in our midst. We call this reality "sacramental." RUAH brings forth the richness of the mysteries of the Christian faith, practiced through the centuries by monks, nuns, mystics, saints, and ordinary people.
RUAH will engage the musical community in Miami and surrounding areas by bringing in guest musicians for each season who play instruments from around the world. Classical hymns and prayers are arranged with modern and ancient instrumentation, rhythms, and sounds. We will cross centuries and continents as we worship together in the liturgy the roots of which are in
the earliest
Christian community that was gathered after Jesus was raised from the dead.
RUAH, which means "spirit" or "breath" in Hebrew, invites all people, no matter your faith background, or no faith background at all, to breathe in God's living Spirit, and to rest in the beauty and wonder of the spoken word and the real presence of Christ among us with a backdrop of sound, light, shadow, and form.
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Evangelism Resources
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December 2017 Toolkit from Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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December marks the season of Advent, the season of preparation, leading to the glorious Nativity on December 25. Resources for Advent and beyond are included in this month's
Toolkit of the Public Affairs Office which is designed to make research and facilitation easy for you as you develop your messages, addresses, letters, presentations, op-ed pieces, etc., focusing on Christian ideals, evangelism, forgiveness, social issues, community concerns, reconciliation, and more.
Advent
A newly developed Advent resource is available in the ministry of reconciliation and healing. Preparing to Become the Beloved Community is a multi-fold poster and resource pack with prayers, reflections and activities for each week of Advent that was sent to all congregations.
Preparing to Become the Beloved Community is
here in English and in
Spanish here.
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Cursillo Newsletter - Fall 2017
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"All Our Children: The Church's Role in Education Equity"
January 16 - 18, Columbia South Carolina
"Education is divine right, a human right, and for the common good." - Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church Michael B. Curry
Are you and your congregation seeking a meaningful, mutually transformative way to build community, serve children and families, and live out the Gospel call to seek justice? Join All Our Children January 16 - 18 for a national conference exploring the urgent opportunity the church has to help bring about equity and justice in public education. Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church Michael B. Curry and nationally recognized educator Jeff Duncan-Andrade, will help us examine the current state of public education, the barriers to equity, the reasons for hope, and the opportunities for Christians to engage and work for meaningful change.
The Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas will join us to explore the root-causes of inequity and the Gospel call for justice Presenters from organizations like the Ounce of Prevention Fund, Public Education Partners, Central Midlands Justice Ministry, The Expectations Project, University of South Carolina Law School, Virginia Commonwealth University, and others will lead informative, interactive workshops to equip you to take specific steps to deepen relationships, grow your impact in your community, and live out your Christian mission through local partnerships, action, and service.
To get a full list of workshop titles, presenters, and the schedule -- or to register, please visit aoc2018.org.
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Discover Islam DVD Study Guide
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The ELCA Consultative Panel on Lutheran-Muslim Relations, in partnership with A Center of Christian-Muslim Engagement for Peace and Justice at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, developed this study guide for use with the Discover Islam DVD series.
The videos provide an opportunity to gain a better understanding of Islam and to explore areas where we have common understanding-love of God, love of neighbor-as well as faith differences.
Islam: Faith & History (Trailer)
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November 2017 Toolkit from Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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November is highlighted by a series of holidays and observances, each of which have prayers that can be found in the Book of Common Prayer: Election Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. Prayers and citations are included in The Toolkit this month along with information and resources on other initiatives, including the Good Book Club.
The Toolkit of the Public Affairs Office is designed to make research and facilitation easy for you as you develop your messages, addresses, letters, presentations, op-ed pieces, etc., focusing on Christian ideals, evangelism, forgiveness, social issues, community concerns, reconciliation, and more.
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Weaving God's Promises
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Experience the difference Weaving God's Promises can make with your children and middle-school youth.
For more information, sample sessions and pricing, please visit
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Applications Accepted for United Thank Offering Young Adult
and
Seminarian
Grants for 2018
Applications are now accepted for the 2018 United Thank Offering grants: 10 grants of $2500 for young adults; and 10 grants of $2500 to seminarians.
The focus of the grants is The Jesus Movement: Evangelism, Reconciliation and Creation Care.
The United Thank Offering is a gratitude ministry of the Episcopal Church to support
innovative mission
and ministry in the whole Church. Known worldwide as UTO, the Unit
ed Thank Offering
awards grants for new projects and programs that address innovative approaches to ministries within their communities that meet the stated focus for the year.
Young Adult and Seminarian grants are awarded within the Episcopal Church only.
Complete guidelines, application forms and information are available
here.
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Episcopal Charities
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The prayer is for your use. We suggest that you integrate it into your service
schedule
either by using the prayer and incorporating the weekly specific ministry into it, OR by highlighting only the specified weekly ministry in the Prayers of the People.
Compassionate God, bless the people who guide the programs of Episcopal Charities of the Diocese of Southeast Florida as, following in the footsteps of Jesus, they minister to the sick, the friendless and the needy. We pray especially for_______________
(
ministry name) which provides _____________
(
ministry description) through ____________________
(
parish or entity sponsor). Help them continue always to reach out in love and mercy to those suffering in our communities, that they may be a source of comfort and support in times of need; through Jesus Christ who called us to feed his sheep in manifesting our love for him. Amen.
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Youth News
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For
more
information, please
contact
our
diocesan Youth
Liason
Mary, at
Mary@diosef.org
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Young Adults
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Grant Process, Application Info Available for Young Adult and Campus Ministries
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Webinar slated for December 7
It's time to start the process of discerning whether to apply for a 2018 Young Adult and Campus Ministry Grants, which provide funding for dioceses, congregations, and community college/tribal college/university campuses for an Episcopal ministry (or ecumenical ministry with an Episcopal presence).
The online application will open on January 2, 2018. However, information is now available and a webinar has been slated to assist in discerning the application process.
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The grants are for the 2018-19 academic year. A total of $138,000 is available for the 2018-2019 cycle, with a total of $400,000 available for the triennium.
Webinar:
A one-hour webinar to discuss the grants process and answer any questions has been slated for webinar on Thursday, December 7 at 4 pm Eastern.
Register for the webinar
here. The webinar is limited to 95 participants.
For more information contact Kelly at skelly@episcopalchurch.org or Valerie Harris, Formation Associate at
vharris@episcopalchurch.org.
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EJE19: Evento de JĆ³venes Episcopales
Gracias a una beca del Fondo Constable de la Iglesia Episcopal, la Oficina de FormaciĆ³n en cooperaciĆ³n con el liderazgo de la IX provincia, la Oficina de Alianzas Globales de la Iglesia Episcopal y la Oficina del Ministerio Latino/Hispano planea un evento en espaƱol para JĆ³venes y JĆ³venes Adultos de la IX provincia en 2019: el Evento de JĆ³venes Episcopales.
Representantes de cada diĆ³cesis junto con el Coordinador de la IX provincia, la Rda. Connie SĆ”nchez, se reunirĆ”n a finales de noviembre para continuar desarrollando los planes de este histĆ³rico evento.
MĆ”s informaciĆ³n estĆ” disponible
aquĆ
(The Office of Formation, in partnership with Province IX Leadership, the Episcopal Church Office of Global Partnerships, and the Episcopal Church Office of Latino/Hispanic Ministries, is planning a Spanish language Province IX Youth and Young Adult Event for 2019)
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#diosef
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Family Fun Friday Cookie Bake-off
A Great Turnout for a Great Time on December 1
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Opportunities
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Employment Opportunities
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Business Director
Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida is seeking a Business Director to work in its Ft. Lauderdale Office
three to four days per week beginning in early
January 2018.
For more information about job position download PDF
here.
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Christian Education Coordinator
Part Time, 20 hours per week, including Sunday
All Saints Episcopal Church seeks to develop a child and youth Christian Education Program. We seek a part-time Christian Education Coordinator to develop, nurture and enhance the Christian educational ministries of the church.
For detailed information about salary and the job description, please go to:
www.indeed.com.
Responses have to be
sent to both of the following email addresses:
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Head of School
Currently, Good Shepherd Church and School together are developing a comprehensive Strategic Plan, shepherding a new vision of leadership and growth. We are seeking candidates for the position of Head of School. Good Shepherd School, preschool age 2 through Grade 5, is fully
accredited by the Florida Kindergarten Council and the Florida Council of
Independent Schools.
View the full job description and instructions for applying or visit:
www.goodsheponline.org
Director of Children, Youth & Family Ministries
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd is looking for a Director of Children, Youth & Family Ministries.
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SUMMA Theological Debate Camp is Accepting Applications
SUMMA Student Theological Debate Society is inviting high school students entering grades 9-12 in the fall of 2018 to apply for SUMMA Debate Camp, held
July 17-25 at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. SUMMA Camp is a unique opportunity for students to explore their faith through intellectual channels, meet lifelong friends, and have a lot of fun on one of the most beautiful college campuses in the country!
At SUMMA Camp, students of all faiths learn valuable skills for debate, public speaking, and theological reflection. No previous debate experience or formal theological study is necessary. Campers have a true collegiate experience, but camp is not all work! There is plenty of time left over to swim, play sports, watch movies, go bowling, and have lots of great, summer fun!
For all students, the cost of SUMMA is partially defrayed through donations, grants, and an endowment. The cost to parents is $750, which includes room, all meals, and all materials.
A limited number of scholarships are available for students with demonstrated financial need.
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All Saints Episcopal Church - Ft. Lauderdale
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Winterlight
42: Inspiring Teens Through Fun, Friendship, and Faith
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Winterlight
is a celebrated Kanuga tradition open to high school students grades 9-12, recent high school graduates, and adult chaperones. As part of the Kanuga Empowered Youth (KEY) Conference series, Winterlight brings in the new year.
Take this chance to get away from the distractions of everyday life and spend time meeting new friends, hanging out with old ones, singing, dancing, ringing in the New Year; and exploring your thoughts and beliefs. Participants come together in an inclusive fellowship that embodies the vibrancy of the national Episcopal Church. Adult chaperones will attend all plenary sessions and have their own workshops.
The theme for Winterlight 42 is
#Blessed
: We often think of blessedness as health, material wealth, and happiness. We will explore the Beatitudes (Matthew 5: 1-12) and Jesus' message of true blessing. What does it mean for the poor, oppressed, and marginalized to be blessed? How can we be a blessing to the world?
Rates
Participant/Chaperone: $420 per person Early Bird Rate. After October 27, $495 each. Includes program, lodging, and meals.
Sibling Discount: $50 off for second and subsequent siblings registered.
Group Discount: One free participant per group of ten
Torchbearer: $252 per person. For college freshmen or high school graduates who have not previously served on Winterlight staff.
Florida Bus Option: $175 per person (in addition to cost of conference). Transportation is being offered to Kanuga from South Florida.
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Into paradise may the angels lead you...
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