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“The EJC team is proud to have brought news, features, arts coverage and inspirational writing to Episcopalians for more than a decade...as Episcopal Journal and Episcopal Café, and as the merged publication for the past year." -Solange De Santis, editor
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Speaking to the Soul: Leslie Scoopmire’s farewell
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“The EJC team is proud to have brought news, features, arts coverage and inspirational writing to Episcopalians for more than a decade...as Episcopal Journal and Episcopal Café, and as the merged publication for the past year." -Solange De Santis, editor
https://t.co/GScjwom0r7

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Speaking to the Soul: Maria Evans’ farewell
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Speaking to the Soul: Laurie Gudim’s farewell
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"God yearns for our return, holds our beginnings and endings, and guides us into a fullness of time and community."
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- Emily Meeks

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Episcopal leaders in Hawaiʻi prepare to assist communities devastated by deadly Maui wildfires
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[Saintly Sagas @saintlysagas]

Jonathan Myrick Daniels was an Episcopal seminarian and civil rights activist who was killed in 1965 by a white supremacist while in the act of shielding a 17-year-old Black civil rights activist, Ruby Sales.

The church honors him on Aug. 14.

#JonathanMyrickDaniels #CivilRights

[Rev Leslie Scoopmire @Scoopexplainsit]

I wrote this prayer when I couldn’t find prayers that didn’t assume that a) kids always live with Dad and Mom; b) God is an old man; and c) mentioning death may not be the way to get a kid to actually go to sleep. It was also intended to reassure kids that night is not scary.

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Searching for answers: Wes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’
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Speaking to the Soul: Night Blessing
@Scoopexplainsit
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Episcopal churches, ecumenical partners address crisis as asylum-seekers continue to arrive daily in Chicago
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‘Ask me for a blessing (you know you need one)’
From @therevadrian's recent book:
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"Last November, Bishop Diana Akiyama announced the diocese’s intention to sell the property and move to a location more accessible to the community and its ministries, such as a women’s shelter and counseling center in central Portland."
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As churches shrink and pastors retire, creative workarounds are redefining ministry
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[Episcopal Relief & Development @EpiscopalRelief]

Episcopal Relief & Development is in contact with the Diocese of #Hawaii during the ongoing #wildfires. Our prayers are with those impacted by this devastating event.

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[Episcopal Diocese of Northern Indiana @EDofNIN]

Day 1 of EYE23 is in the books! Participants heard from Bishop Deon K. Johnson, who challenged them from the book of Esther to “get up, dress up, and show up ‘for such a time as this’ … Don’t get tripped up on what has been, look forward to what God is calling you to.” #EYE23

[The EPPN @TheEPPN]

Happening now: getting #EYE23 #VoteReady by celebrating our democracy with Civic Holidays! @NatlVoterRegDay @electionheroday @voteearlyday
@EpiscoYouth @iamepiscopalian
#EYE2023 @UofMaryland

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"we never managed to incarnate effectively, within the country that we love but we fail to understand, because we never listened particularly closely to the voices of Indigenous people and their relationship with land"
Rev Stephen Daughtry, @Livng_Church
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