Experts
will examine The Intersection of Poverty and the Environment on April
21 in a live webcast beginning at noon. The program will be available at
no charge on the Episcopal Church website www.episcopalchurch.org. Viewers
will be able to submit questions to the panelists during the two-hour
webcast, originating from St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral in Salt Lake
City, UT. A Facilitator's Guide and resources to optimize viewing and
participation are available at www.episcopalchurch.org/intersection. The event will be moderated by Kim Lawton of PBS's Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly. Episcopal
Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori will lead the program
with her keynote address. Resources such as bibliography, materials for
community and individual review, websites, discussion questions, Sunday
school lessons, environmental resources will be available. The
forum is ideal for group watching and discussion, or on demand viewing
for Earth Day observations as well as Sunday School, discussions groups,
and community gatherings.