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OpportunitiesEpiscopal Public Policy Network/Office of Government Relations weekly calls
1-1:30 p.m. ET June 12 (and every Thursday) Join these 30-minute conversations each Thursday with Office of Government Relations staff members, who share an overview of the political environment and legislative outlook, offer advocacy tips, and answer questions. Register here. Weekly Prayers for Public Policy and Witness
Join us in these weekly prayers as we seek God's guidance to ground us and to discern how each of us can respond. We are one church united in prayer; we name truth in the face of lies; we create space for grief in the face of denial; and we free space in our souls for hope. Join in prayer and share these prayers with your dioceses and parishes. 
On Demand Programming: We Connect, Nurture, and Highlight Communities of Faithful Practice.
Lifelong Learning provides continuous opportunities for theological education in the service of faithful leadership. It is for the committed and the curious, lay and clergy eager to claim and explore their Christian vocations in today’s world. Lifelong Learning at Virginia Theological Seminary is a multi-faceted department grounded in theology and research-based practices to provide transformational learning for courageous leadership in a changing church. Learn more about our department at VTS by visiting our website. Want to find out more about our offerings? Sign up for our newsletter! Announcing Adelynrood's 2025 Summer Programming
Episcopal Asset Map
https://www.episcopalassetmap.org/ Churches and other ministry locations should update their information on the asset map 
Union Theological Seminary, founded in 1836 in New York City, is a globally recognized seminary and graduate school of theology where religion, spirituality, and scholarship meet to reimagine the work of justice. A Union education develops practices of mind and body that foster intellectual and academic excellence, social justice, and compassionate wisdom.
The Anglican Studies concentration within the Masters of Divinity program at Union Theological Seminary prepares individuals for diverse leadership roles within the Episcopal and Anglican Church, including but not limited to ordination, chaplaincy, religious life, and/or other ecclesiastical ministries. Please visit: https://utsnyc.edu/academics/episcopal-and-anglican-studies/ |
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Grants for deacons in financial need
The Fund for the Diaconate provides vital financial assistance for deacons and those in diaconal formation who have insufficient funds for their needs. Most deacons in The Episcopal Church serve as non-stipendiary ministry leaders, and lack church pensions to draw upon in times of crisis. Grants are available for Ongoing Support, Declared Emergencies, Medical Expenses, and Diaconal Formation. Applications are accepted at any time. Visit www.fundfordiaconate.org ResourcesEpiscopal Church Immigration Action Toolkit for dioceses, churches, and individuals
Amid executive orders on mass deportation and the halting of new refugee resettlement, many are asking how to respond in support of our immigrant and refugee neighbors. The Episcopal Church offers advocacy tools, links to upcoming webinars, ways to help, and more in the Immigration Action Toolkit. Resources are available in Spanish where indicated. Episcopal Church offers free Pride resources
The Episcopal Church is offering special resources to help honor LGBTQ+ people during Pride month, including a recording of the June 1 livestreamed Pride Eucharist with Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe, a downloadable Pride shield, customizable 30- and 60-second videos highlighting the church’s LGBTQ+ advocacy and support, social media graphics, and more. Check listings for available languages. 
An essential guide to resisting the challenges of modern life while staying true to the Christian faith.
Unabashed Faith is a roadmap for living a vibrant, resilient, and authentic Christian life in today's world. For new Christians or those looking to deepen their faith, Andy Doyle offers a unique vision to help readers learn how to recognize and resist the subtle influences of technology, propaganda, and consumerism; discover the power of spiritual disciplines like prayer, meditation, and scripture-reading; and gain the confidence to advocate for justice and compassion, and more! "This book will point the way toward insights and practices that can fortify your faith . . . and enable you to build the connections we seek—with God, others, and ourselves." —C. Andrew Doyle, from the Introduction Order from any Episcopal bookstore, Amazon, Bookshop, or your favorite bookseller. Paperback | 9781640657854 | List Price: $26.95 |
