Evangelism Matters conference video
Evangelism Matters, an Episcopal evangelism conference, was held March 15-17 for anyone excited to learn about sharing and growing loving, liberating, life-giving relationships with God. Video of speakers at Evangelism Matters are available online at evangelismmatters.org. Evangelism Matters is ideal for congregational discussion, adult forums, youth groups, and other gatherings.
Episcopal Evangelism Toolkit
A new, comprehensive Episcopal Evangelism Toolkit is available online for congregations, dioceses, groups, and individuals to explore Evangelism and grow capacity to share the good news of God in Christ far and wide. The toolkit is available here in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole. The Episcopal Evangelism Toolkit is ideal for educational purposes, leadership development, faith formation, adult forums, youth groups, and other Episcopal gatherings.
Sustain the Energy webinar on April 10 focuses on advocacy opportunities for young people
The Sustain the Energy
webinar on April 10, 7-8 p.m., will focus on advocacy opportunities for
young people following the March 24 March for Our Lives events held
throughout the country.
Hosted by the Episcopal Church Offices of Government Relations, Youth Ministries, and Young Adult and Campus Ministries, the free one-hour webinar is designed to be an informative online conversation with resources, best practices, and next steps. Pre-registration is required and is available here.
April 4, 2018 marks 50 years since the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Hosted by the Episcopal Church Offices of Government Relations, Youth Ministries, and Young Adult and Campus Ministries, the free one-hour webinar is designed to be an informative online conversation with resources, best practices, and next steps. Pre-registration is required and is available here.
Free adult curriculum honoring Martin Luther King
April 4, 2018 marks 50 years since the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In
observance of the deep and lasting impact of Dr. King's ministry,
Trinity is offering the video curriculum below for use by individuals or
in group education settings. The speaker series, "Three Epistles on
Race in America," explores contemporary black/white relationships using
writings that, while perhaps lesser known than King's famous "I have a
dream" oratory, resonate powerfully today. Click here to learn more and to access the curriculum.
