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  • Ecumenical Interreligious Relations

    Episcopal-United Methodist Dialogue Communiqué (2016)

    ByChris Sikkema Oct 29, 2016Jul 1, 2026

    Episcopalians and United Methodists met in Chicago, Illinois for the fourth session of theirDialogue on Full Communion (26-28 October 2016). Committee members and staff from eachchurch shared in conversation, meals, and prayer. In personal updates and sharing, committee members spoke of the deep polarization in our nation and of the poisonous political rhetoric in this…

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  • Rakin: A Refugee’s Story
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    Rakin: A Refugee’s Story

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 13, 2016Jun 29, 2026

    This testimony recounts one young man’s journey from a comfortable, educated life in Afghanistan to becoming a refugee after surviving extreme violence. Rakin describes being kidnapped and held for several months by a criminal group seeking ransom from his family, escaping through a small window during a moment when his captors failed to properly restrain…

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  • Joel Nafuma Refugee Center
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    Joel Nafuma Refugee Center

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 13, 2016Jun 29, 2026

    The Joel Nafuma Refugee Center in Rome provides daily support for refugees and migrants, many of whom face homelessness after government housing assistance runs out. One man describes spending four to five months homeless before finding the center, where staff and psychologists offered him consistent emotional support and hope during a difficult period. Each day…

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    April 2016 Communique (2016)

    ByChris Sikkema Apr 27, 2016Jul 1, 2026

    Following a two-day meeting in April, The Episcopal Church-United Methodist DialogueCommittee issued the following Communique: Episcopalians and United Methodists met in Charlotte, North Carolina, for the third session oftheir Dialogue on Full Communion (25-27 April 2016). The ten committee members, along withstaff from each church, shared in conversation, meals, prayer, and a celebration of the…

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  • St. Paul’s Senior Center: A United Thank Offering Grant Recipient
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    St. Paul’s Senior Center: A United Thank Offering Grant Recipient

    ByChris Sikkema Jun 28, 2015Jun 29, 2026

    St. Paul’s Homecoming Center began life as the Katrina Recovery Center in New Orleans’ Lakeview neighborhood, helping seniors who had lost nearly everything in the storm. After running successfully there for two years, it relocated to the Gentilly neighborhood as recovery needs shifted from disaster response toward broader community outreach. What started as a place…

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