St. James Music Press
St. James Music Press will award a grant to a church starting or revitalizing a music program. The grant aims to support new choir programs or established music ministries that add a new element by offering resources and professional support.
Elements awarded in the grant include -
Deadline: May 30, 2025
Elements awarded in the grant include -
- Complimentary 1-Year Membership to St. James Music Press
- $1000 - To support ministry needs
- Quarterly program consultations with SJMP colleagues meant to help recipients maximize their SJMP membership, discuss program challenges, and celebrate/build upon program successes.
Deadline: May 30, 2025
United Thank Offering
The 2025 Focus is Water
UTO Grant Criteria
This is the final year of the United Thank Offering’s grants focusing on areas of ministry based on Matthew 25:31–46. The 2025 grant focus is on water, based on Jesus’ words:
“I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink.”
UTO will fund projects focused on water, including but not limited to projects that:
Address water issues such as desalinization, access, care of water sources, water rights & education about water resources.
Increase water awareness (drought tolerance, flood prevention).
Address health issues directly related to water quality (formula access for babies, aftermath of contaminated water, etc.).
Address water needs of unhoused people (laundry, showers, bathrooms, drinking water).
UTO recognizes that many water access issues today stem directly from historic trauma and harm done to marginalized people. Projects that encourage truth-telling, acknowledge historic trauma around water, and establish pathways towards healing also fit this focus.
Details
UTO Grant Criteria
This is the final year of the United Thank Offering’s grants focusing on areas of ministry based on Matthew 25:31–46. The 2025 grant focus is on water, based on Jesus’ words:
“I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink.”
UTO will fund projects focused on water, including but not limited to projects that:
Address water issues such as desalinization, access, care of water sources, water rights & education about water resources.
Increase water awareness (drought tolerance, flood prevention).
Address health issues directly related to water quality (formula access for babies, aftermath of contaminated water, etc.).
Address water needs of unhoused people (laundry, showers, bathrooms, drinking water).
UTO recognizes that many water access issues today stem directly from historic trauma and harm done to marginalized people. Projects that encourage truth-telling, acknowledge historic trauma around water, and establish pathways towards healing also fit this focus.
Details
Church Periodical Club - Miles of Pennies (children and youth)
Miles of Pennies is a grant for providing "the written word" to children and youth. This may include printed or e-books, magazines, audio materials, or computer programs.
Deadline: rolling
More information
For all CPC questions, contact: Maryfran Crist or Debbie Ventura
Deadline: rolling
More information
For all CPC questions, contact: Maryfran Crist or Debbie Ventura
Episcopal Church Building Fund
The Episcopal Church Building Fund (ECBF) assists parishes and ministries by providing loans for building and renovation projects. We invite applications for projects large and small.
Deadline: rolling
More information
Deadline: rolling
More information
Some Grant Resources
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