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We have the opportunity for congregations and other organizations in our diocese to do screenings of the new documentary about the meeting between Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama. This laugh-out-loud film is a perfect opportunity to spread joy this Advent season. Our Creation Care Ministry Team invites you to join them at a special workshop during the 2021 Convention to learn about the Three Pillars of Creation Care: Formation, Conservation, and Advocacy. St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Ellisville is one of the “youngest” churches in our diocese. Founded in 1965, this parish is continually evolving, learning, and growing into a vibrant community of faith in West St. Louis County. The Dismantling Racism Commission for the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri is partnering with the YWCA to host a group of diocesan members in the Y’s acclaimed Witnessing Whiteness program. The program is open to any diocesan member who feels moved to deepen their racial education and to explore how “whiteness” might hinder that education. Visits from some young saints helped the congregation at Trinity St. Charles understand the importance of stewardship. Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Honor someone special in your life and support a fantastic Episcopal mission by making a donation to United Thank Offering! Mary Chapman, Music Director at Holy Communion, introduces us to a popular spiritual written by an escaped slave. The hymn speaks of being ready to join the saints when entering the kingdom of God. The Diocesan Task Force on Hunger invites food ministries affiliated with an Episcopal congregation within the Diocese of Missouri to submit an application for funding for the 2022 calendar year. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in St. Louis is well-known in the region for its distinctive modern architecture and stained glass windows. But to the members of this parish in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood, St. Mark’s is just home.
Mission: JOY - The Film
Creation Care Workshop During Convention
Get to Know: St. Martin's Episcopal Church, Ellisville
YWCA partners with the Diocese on Witnessing Whiteness workshop
Saintly Stewardship at Trinity, St. Charles
UTO Christmas Cards
Hymn of the Week: November 17
Hymn of the Week: November 7
Apply Now for 2022 Grants from Task Force on Hunger
Get to Know: St. Mark's Episcopal Church, St. Louis
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