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This year’s Moment in Time was a success in every way, thanks to the generosity of our supporters and everyone who attended. Our guests enjoyed a lovely evening, and we were able to raise over $74,000 (gross) to fund our mission of bringing hope and healing to the children in St. Louis’ juvenile justice system. Members of Christ Episcopal Church in Cape Girardeau have a strong sense of loyalty to the history of their parish as well as a strong commitment to service in their community. Cohort #2 of our Requiem or Renaissance program will meet Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022. Please register your team no later than Nov. 28. Trinity Episcopal Church launches a new campus ministry at Lindenwood University with a special event for international students. Episcopal churches in the St. Louis area have raised more than $25,000 that will erase more than $5.5 million worth of medical debt for low-income people throughout our city, county, and state. The Diocese is partnering with a solar energy company out of California to consider the benefits of renewable energy in our parishes. We're looking for a people who are interested in learning if solar is a viable option for their church. The Diocese of Missouri is pleased to invite EVERYONE in the Diocese to this year's convention workshops on Thursday, Nov. 17. Get details about our four Zoom offerings here. Does your church work with a school? Would you like your church to? How can we help overcome education inequities in our diocesan communities and in the state of Missouri? Be part of a new diocesan initiative to address education inequities. Join us as we celebrate Native American Heritage Month throughout the month of November with a series of short stories to help us understand and appreciate the role Indigenous Americans and their culture have played and continue to play in our lives. Rockwell House Episcopal Campus Ministry in St. Louis embarks on a new campaign to make safety updates to their home and re-imagine their ministry.
Successful Gala Supports ECM
Get to Know: Christ Episcopal Church, Cape Girardeau
Register for Dec. 3 Requiem or Renaissance
Campus Ministry at Lindenwood University
Diocesan Fundraiser Cancels More than $5 million in Medical Debt
Considering Solar Energy at Your Church
2022 Convention Workshops: Nov. 17
Addressing Education Inequity
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month 2022
Rockwell House Campus Ministry: Project Let Your Light Shine
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