What do you dream? What do you hope for the future – for yourself, your family, your community, and your church?
Listen to our community's dreams, gathered at our StorySharing booth at the Concert for the Human Family on September 26, 2021. These stories were shared as part of our Convocation weekend and leading up to our Diocesan Convention, which centers on the theme "Proclaiming the Dream."
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The Taft Lecture Series, hosted by Christ Church Cathedral, presents: Begin Again: An Evening with Dr. Eddie Glaude
Monday, November 8 | 7:00 PM
The next virtual Taft Lecture presents Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr., one of the nation’s most prominent scholars. Dr. Glaude will examine the complex dynamics of the American experience and, in the process, challenge us to examine our collective American conscience, “not to posit the greatness of America, but to establish the ground upon which to imagine the country anew.” Learn more.
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Our weekly advocacy update from October 26. |
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All are welcome, any time! |
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The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations and Episcopal Migration Ministries will host a Zoom webinar from 3 to 4:15 p.m. ET on Thursday, November 4 to discuss how church leaders and community members can best talk about and adopt programs to welcome Afghan arrivals and other newcomers and support their integration. Learn more and register for “Newcomers to Neighbors: Messaging and Best Practices for Building Welcoming Communities for Afghan Arrival.” |
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Voices of Faith podcast
St. Anne's, West Chester, has launched a new podcast – Voices of Faith for Everyday Living, hosted by St Anne’s rector, the Rev. Phyllis Spiegel. In each episode, Rev. Phyllis has conversations with various folks about how they live out their own faith. It is designed to be a space for reflection that can lead to deeper insights and actions in your own life.
In Episodes One and Two, Rev. Phyllis has a conversation with Amy Howton, Diocesan Coordinator of Becoming Beloved Community for the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio. Amy discusses stories about faith in her work with Becoming Beloved Community and her personal life of faith. Listen here. |
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2022 Holy Land Pilgrimage & Study Tour
The Diocese of Southern Ohio, in conjunction with the Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, is offering a pilgrimage to the Holy Land March 17–26, 2022.
Explore the sites of the Holy Land (Jerusalem, West Bank, and Galilee) through a diverse theological and political lens, and discuss Becoming Beloved Community in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Learn more
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Housing and Race
Thursday, November 4, 11 a.m.
On Thursday, November 4, Kirwan Institute researchers Michael Outrich and Mikyung Baek, PhD will present on housing and race via Zoom. To read the 2021 Franklin County Auditor's Report: Investigating the Appraisal Process, click here.
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International Women of Color Wellness and Empowerment Conference
Nov. 19, 6-8pm
Nov. 20, 6-8pm
Join the women of Province IX, surrounding regions, and all those interested for this virtual Conference focusing upon issues of wellness and empowerment for women of color.
The Conference is convening to explore issues such as managing self-care, finding a path to economic empowerment and greater independence while managing a myriad of daily life challenges.
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