The Way of Love: with Bishop Michael Curry
is a new podcast which launches on Pentecost, June 9. These weekly
conversations, featuring Bishop Curry along with podcast hosts Kyle
Oliver and Sandy Milien, explore living a life committed to living the
way of God's unconditional, unselfish, sacrificial and redemptive love.
Each week in Season 1, Bishop Curry introduces one of the seven Ways of Love, Practices for a Jesus-Centered Life.
Listeners are invited to deeper engagement with each practice as Kyle
and Sandy share their insights and offer questions for reflection or
small group discussion. New episodes air Tuesdays, through July 30.
The Way of Love: with Bishop Michael Curry is available on all podcast apps and at episcopalchurch.org. Visit the Way of Love podcast webpage
to subscribe to the podcast through Apple iTunes, Google Play or
Spotify, and to sign up for notifications of new seasons as well as
additional featured content.
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Sacred Ground race dialogue series informational webinar June 11
Individuals or groups interested in learning more about Sacred Ground: a film-based dialogue series on race and faith
are invited to an introductory webinar hosted by Katrina Browne, Sacred
Ground curriculum developer, and producer/director of the acclaimed
documentary Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North, and the
Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers, canon to the Presiding Bishop for
evangelism, reconciliation, and creation care.
Built around a curriculum of powerful documentary films, videos, and readings, Sacred Ground is a 10-part series that considers some of the major chapters of the United States of America's history of race and racism. It focuses on Indigenous, Black, Latino, and Asian American histories as they intersect with European American histories. It also invites participants to weave in the threads of personal and family story, economic class, and political and regional identity.
In this webinar, Spellers and Browne share the "why and how" of the Sacred Ground series, including an overview of all of the elements of this resource. They will take participants through the online Sacred Ground curriculum and resources, including the password-protected pages. There will be time for questions. This free one-hour webinar is offered on Tuesday June 11, 1pm Eastern; register here.
Built around a curriculum of powerful documentary films, videos, and readings, Sacred Ground is a 10-part series that considers some of the major chapters of the United States of America's history of race and racism. It focuses on Indigenous, Black, Latino, and Asian American histories as they intersect with European American histories. It also invites participants to weave in the threads of personal and family story, economic class, and political and regional identity.
In this webinar, Spellers and Browne share the "why and how" of the Sacred Ground series, including an overview of all of the elements of this resource. They will take participants through the online Sacred Ground curriculum and resources, including the password-protected pages. There will be time for questions. This free one-hour webinar is offered on Tuesday June 11, 1pm Eastern; register here.
You can view previously recorded webinars here.
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Bishop Vaché Scholarship applications being accepted
The Bishop Vaché Scholarships provide funds to assist both
low-income and minority undergraduate college students in the Episcopal
Diocese of Southern Virginia. First-year students as well as returning
college students are welcome to apply. Scholarship awards range from
$500 to $2500 per academic year. 2019 applications are due July 1. Click here for more information and application form.
Upcoming Safe Church Training workshops
Two levels of Safe Church Training are now offered - Specialized and Universal. Click here to find out which training you should take, and to register for a training workshop.
Specialized Training Workshops:
- June 8 - Holy Apostles, Virginia Beach
- June 15 - Christ & St. Luke's, Norfolk
- June 22 - Trinity, South Hill
- September 28 - Redeemer, Midlothian
Universal Training Workshops:
- June 5, 6 to 7:30 p.m. - Ascension, Norfolk
- June 6, 6:30 to 8 p.m. - Galilee, Virginia Beach
- June 25, 6 to 7:30 p.m. - St. Andrew's, Newport News
Safe
church training can still be done online, but the number of modules
needed to satisfy Universal and Specialized training requirements
differ significantly. If you are required to take Specialized training
we recommend that you consider completing the training via the
workshop format.
Register now for Cursillo #167
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Chatham Hall summer programs; 25% discount for members of the Diocese
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Monday, May 20, 2019
Deep Roots, Wild Branches: Re-missioning the Church from the Outside In
Saturday, July 27, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Andrew's, Newport News
The God who "makes all things new" is up to something. Amid a Christian
landscape that looks and feels like a desert of decline, new oases of
the Spirit are springing forth. Congregations are cultivating "fresh
expressions" of church and experiencing forms of revitalization.
Revitalization occurs through re-missioning from the outside in, when
the whole people of God join what the Spirit is up to in our
neighborhoods and networks. Click here for more information and registration for this day of interactive learning, sharing tools and practical processes presented by Fresh Expressions US.
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