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Webinar on a Key Migration Issue: Refugees, Asylum Seekers, and How to Help
Wednesday, Aug. 31, 8-9:30 pm ET / 7-8:30 pm CT
Registration is required
The Diocese of Chicago Sanctuary Task Force will host a webinar, “Refugees, Asylum Seekers, The Current Situation and How We Can Help,” from 7 to 8:30 pm Central on Zoom. The webinar is designed to be of interest to individuals and congregations throughout Province V, and all are welcome.Webinar content will include updates on refugee and asylum issues, opportunities for people of faith to help refugees and asylum-seekers from Afghanistan and other countries, and how the Episcopal Church's Neighbor to Neighbor program provides support and guidance for those who want to help.
Webinar presenters will include:
Ellen Lindeen - host. Ellen is the chairperson of the Chicago Diocese Peace & Justice Committee.
Shana Willis, Executive Director of Refugee Education & Adventure Challenge. Shana is also an independent consultant for local and global grassroots refugee-led organizations, and a DePaul University part-time faculty member.
The Rev. Chris McNabb, an Episcopal priest who serves as the Program Officer for Recruitment and Engagement for Episcopal Migration Ministries’ Neighbor to Neighbor program, which connects Episcopal churches to welcome and care for asylum seekers.
Learn more about the speakers and register to participate.
For more information contact the Rev. Sandra Castillo.
Registration is required
The Diocese of Chicago Sanctuary Task Force will host a webinar, “Refugees, Asylum Seekers, The Current Situation and How We Can Help,” from 7 to 8:30 pm Central on Zoom. The webinar is designed to be of interest to individuals and congregations throughout Province V, and all are welcome.Webinar content will include updates on refugee and asylum issues, opportunities for people of faith to help refugees and asylum-seekers from Afghanistan and other countries, and how the Episcopal Church's Neighbor to Neighbor program provides support and guidance for those who want to help.
Webinar presenters will include:
Ellen Lindeen - host. Ellen is the chairperson of the Chicago Diocese Peace & Justice Committee.
Shana Willis, Executive Director of Refugee Education & Adventure Challenge. Shana is also an independent consultant for local and global grassroots refugee-led organizations, and a DePaul University part-time faculty member.
The Rev. Chris McNabb, an Episcopal priest who serves as the Program Officer for Recruitment and Engagement for Episcopal Migration Ministries’ Neighbor to Neighbor program, which connects Episcopal churches to welcome and care for asylum seekers.
Learn more about the speakers and register to participate.
For more information contact the Rev. Sandra Castillo.
Dismantling Racism Network Grassroots Leadership Gathering
Oct. 31, 12 noon ET - Nov. 2, 2022, 1 pm ET
Bellwether Farm
4655 State Route 60
Wakeman, Ohio 44889
This gathering is designed to bring together conveners and other leaders from across the province to learn together, to experience spiritual sustenance for this work, and to develop strategies for action and accountability once we go back into our contexts.
Building on the ongoing of the Dismantling Racism Network and a previous gathering at Bellwether in 2018, this event will give leaders tools and resources, and time to share best practices with each other. Our time together will include learning and formation that supports our minds and spirits as we engage in this lifelong work.
Because attendance is limited to 40 participants from across the province, we recommend that you consult with others in your diocese to discern whose participation might bring the most benefit to the work of Dismantling Racism in your context. The cost for lodging and meals is $290/person, with the Diocese of Ohio covering ancillary expenses. We hope that your organization can cover this expense, but please do not let money be a barrier. Participants are responsible for their own transportation.
If you are interested in attending, you must fill out this application by September 15, 2022. We’ll let you know no later than September 26th whether your application has been accepted.
Also, please note that it is the Province V Executive Board’s policy that all people at Provincial events be vaccinated for COVID 19. (Following General Convention’s guidelines.) We will be asking for an upload of your vaccination card with your registration.
Please contact Margaret D’Anieri, Convener of the Dismantling Racism Network, with any questions at mdanieri@dohio.org.
Bellwether Farm
4655 State Route 60
Wakeman, Ohio 44889
This gathering is designed to bring together conveners and other leaders from across the province to learn together, to experience spiritual sustenance for this work, and to develop strategies for action and accountability once we go back into our contexts.
Building on the ongoing of the Dismantling Racism Network and a previous gathering at Bellwether in 2018, this event will give leaders tools and resources, and time to share best practices with each other. Our time together will include learning and formation that supports our minds and spirits as we engage in this lifelong work.
Because attendance is limited to 40 participants from across the province, we recommend that you consult with others in your diocese to discern whose participation might bring the most benefit to the work of Dismantling Racism in your context. The cost for lodging and meals is $290/person, with the Diocese of Ohio covering ancillary expenses. We hope that your organization can cover this expense, but please do not let money be a barrier. Participants are responsible for their own transportation.
If you are interested in attending, you must fill out this application by September 15, 2022. We’ll let you know no later than September 26th whether your application has been accepted.
Also, please note that it is the Province V Executive Board’s policy that all people at Provincial events be vaccinated for COVID 19. (Following General Convention’s guidelines.) We will be asking for an upload of your vaccination card with your registration.
Please contact Margaret D’Anieri, Convener of the Dismantling Racism Network, with any questions at mdanieri@dohio.org.
Resources from:
How to start a gun violence prevention ministry, June 2022
A list of resources from the 3 events (2 from the Diocese of Ohio and one from Province V are available here.)
A recording of the presentation is available here.
The powerpoint slides are available here.
The follow up email with more resources can be viewed here.
Original announcement:
Have you been wondering how to respond to the gun violence? It starts with prayer. We pray for peace, for an end to gun violence, we lament the devastation that it brings, but we often wonder what to do next.
We can do more than we imagine. You are the expert on your congregation and situation, and you have all of the gifts and tools that God has given you to engage in the work of nonviolence and peace-making. What’s more, each of us is a part of the Body of Christ, and together we can do more than we envision alone.
Join a conversation designed to share inspiration, encouragement, and concrete ideas for doing the work of gun violence prevention in your community. Bring your hopes, fears, and determination to make a difference. We will, with God’s help.
The Revd Rosalind C Hughes is the author of Whom Shall I Fear? Urgent Questions for Christians in an Age of Violence and Rector of the Church of the Epiphany, Euclid, Ohio, a small parish which is nevertheless hosting a Gun Buyback and Guns to Gardens event in June 2022.
A recording of the presentation is available here.
The powerpoint slides are available here.
The follow up email with more resources can be viewed here.
Original announcement:
Have you been wondering how to respond to the gun violence? It starts with prayer. We pray for peace, for an end to gun violence, we lament the devastation that it brings, but we often wonder what to do next.
We can do more than we imagine. You are the expert on your congregation and situation, and you have all of the gifts and tools that God has given you to engage in the work of nonviolence and peace-making. What’s more, each of us is a part of the Body of Christ, and together we can do more than we envision alone.
Join a conversation designed to share inspiration, encouragement, and concrete ideas for doing the work of gun violence prevention in your community. Bring your hopes, fears, and determination to make a difference. We will, with God’s help.
The Revd Rosalind C Hughes is the author of Whom Shall I Fear? Urgent Questions for Christians in an Age of Violence and Rector of the Church of the Epiphany, Euclid, Ohio, a small parish which is nevertheless hosting a Gun Buyback and Guns to Gardens event in June 2022.
THANK YOU to everyone for an amazing
Big Provincial Gathering 2022
View the recordings on our Facebook page
Morning prayers on YouTube
Friday Eucharist on YouTube
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