January 14, 2020 | Issue 2
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Faith in Life funds initiatives through Spirituality Network
Through a grant from the Faith in Life commission of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, the Spirituality Network initiated two programs on justice, equity, diversity and inclusivity in 2019.
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Correction
The
article in last week's
e-Connections about solarizing churches in the diocese contained incorrect contact information. The correct email to contact to learn more about Power Purchase Agreements and solarizing our churches is
solardiosoh@gmail.com.
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Native American storyteller and historian at St. Patrick's
Native American storyteller and historian, the Rev. Fred Shaw, will be at St. Patrick's, Dublin, on Saturday, February 8 from 4 to 6 p.m. Plan to join us for this enriching event. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP to church@pats-dublin.org.
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Convention feedback
Did you attend any part of the 145th Convention held at the Roberts Centre in Wilmington on Nov. 14-15? We need your feedback!
As we continue to navigate what our alternating schedule of one-day and two-day conventions will look like, organizers would like to hear your feedback on our two-day convention at the Roberts Centre. Please fill out a
short survey
. You do not need to give your name.
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Re-connecting
(repeat announcements and events)
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Events
January
February
March
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Connecting with social justice
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Engage in the 2020 Census!
As an official partner, The Episcopal Church can help make the count as accurate as possible. 132 federal programs plus private businesses, state, and local initiatives depend on Census data for effective distribution of resources, while congressional seats are apportioned according to the Census count.
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Feeding the Multitude - a new free webinar series from Ohio Council of Churches
The Ohio Council of Churches is pleased to announce “Feeding the Multitude”- a lunch and learn webinar series. This interactive webinar series will be held via Zoom the 3rd Thursday of each month from Noon to 1 p.m. The first webinar is
Jan. 16, on human trafficking.
The series aims to:
- Deepen your knowledge on social justice issues;
- Help you to stay current with state and national discussions on policy that impacts us all;
- Hear from subject matter experts who will share innovative ideas and solutions;
- Learn more about how to engage in advocacy work; and
- Receive concrete skills and strategies to mobilize your congregation.
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Connecting with The Episcopal Church
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Updated Manual of Business Methods in Church Affairs now available
The Episcopal Church Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer, N. Kurt Barnes, is pleased to announce the online publication of the latest version of the
Manual of Business Methods in Church Affairs.
The Canons of The Episcopal Church set forth the general responsibility and accountability for the stewardship of the Church’s money and property. Title I, Canon 7 specifically addresses the business methods prescribed for every diocese, parish, mission, and institution subject to the authority of the Episcopal Church.
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Episcopal Church statement on Texas Gov. Abbott’s decision to reject refugee resettlement
The Episcopal Church condemns Gov. Abbott’s decision to reject refugee resettlement in 2020. Texas has long served as a strong partner in the work of welcoming some of the most vulnerable individuals in the world to peace, safety, and a bright future. Texas Episcopalians have also given generously of their time, talents, and treasure to help our refugee brothers and sisters rebuild their lives in the Lone Star State.
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Application process open for Episcopal Church Constable Fund Grants
The application process is now open for the
2020 Constable Fund Grants
. The Constable Fund provides grants to fund mission initiatives not provided for within the budget of The Episcopal Church, as approved by General Convention 2018, with a stated preference for work in the areas of religious education.
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Connecting with our cathedral
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Music Live@Lunch
Music Live@Lunch is Christ Church Cathedral's free weekly concert series. Patrons can bring their lunch or purchase one at the cathedral for $5.
Upcoming concerts
Jan 21:
Jill Jantzen (piano), Rebecca Culnan (violin)
Jan 28
: Cincinnati Recorder Consort
Feb 4: University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music organ students
Feb 11: Moyen Age
Feb 18: Les Fleur de Lys
Feb 25: Lagniappe
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Choral Evensong
Sunday, February 2, 5 p.m.
Begin your week with a time of reflection as you hear ancient texts of prayer and praise sung by the combined choirs of the cathedral and St. Thomas to celebrate the Feast of the Presentation.
Music will include settings of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis by Robert Lehman, “O Gracious Light” by Howard Helvey, and “O nata lux” by Morten Lauridsen. Reception following.
Note: Incense is being used during this worship service.
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Organ recital
February 9, 4 p.m.
Roberta Gary performs music from seventeenth-century England, Italy, the Netherlands, and Germany on C. B. Fisk Opus 148 in Centennial Chapel.
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Christ Church Cathedral is located at 318 E. 4th Street in downtown Cincinnati. Visit
cincinnaticathedral.com
or call (513) 621-1817 to learn more.
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Connecting with job opportunities
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Trinity, London
St. Simon of Cyrene, Lincoln Heights and/or Transfiguration Spirituality Center
Diocese of Southern Ohio
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Submitting news to {e}Connections
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