Leah Dail, who served faithfully as the assistant youth missioner in the Diocese of North Carolina since 2019, has concluded her service to the...
Leah Dail, who served faithfully as the assistant youth missioner in the Diocese of North Carolina since 2019, has concluded her service to the...
By Lisa Aycock Several weeks ago, four churches in the Rocky Mount Convocation—Calvary, Tarboro; St. Timothy’s, Wilson; and Good Shepherd and St....
Dear colleagues in ministry, I am the mother of two incredible young adults, ages 33 and 29, with autism and fragile X syndrome. They are truly...
By Leah Dail, Assistant Youth Missioner When teaching advocacy to youth, there are four components to think about: grounding advocacy in scripture...
A sampling of the encouragement cards the youth of Episcopal Outreach Camp made for guests at Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte’s food pantry. By Lyn Holt “What was your favorite …
Summer: hot days, loads of sun, beach or pool time, time to relax, time to recharge. Summer is also often a time of absence in youth programs; we go on …
Most of us are aware of the mental health crisis affecting our young people today. More than 40% of teenagers state that they struggle with persistent feelings of sadness or …
Genesis is a middle school event held each year, during which young people in grades 6-8 are encouraged to learn more and grow deeper in their faith through talks and …
A young perspective on our priority work By Vivian Shillingsburg If the supreme disaster of our times is the closing down of the life systems of the earth, then the supreme need of our times …
Charlie’s Garden: An Intergenerational Project St. Mary’s House at UNC-Greensboro dedicates garden to beloved chaplain When the Rev. Charlie Hawes, the chaplain at St. Mary’s House for more than 20 …
St. Philip’s Eagle Scout honors creation and legacy with one project By Malcolm Albergo-Radisch As a lifelong member of The Episcopal Church in general and St. Philip’s, Durham, in particular, wanting …
How Trinity, Statesville, cultivated new relationships to work toward racial justice By Summerlee Walter A group of children ranging in age from 3-years-old to late middle school were painting their arms. …