Young Adult and Campus Ministries
Ubuntu
By Charis Hill UBUNTU just is. “Isn’t that U-buh-ntu, the computer program?” No…not quite. I am referring to a concept best lived and experienced outside the confines of technology. Ubuntu draws humans together, in very personal ways. If we listen to the word very carefully, we are able to hear, “Ubuntu: we are all connected […]
The View From Here
By Molly Stitsworth I’ve come to this convention not only to enjoy the YAF, but to work on behalf of Vocare International. I spent yesterday at our booth, greeting people from all over the world. Whether or not they stopped to talk, each and every person gave me a smile. It was very encouraging, especially […]
Red Earth
By Rachel Ost Adam, creation of the Most High as is the ground from where he came Mountains, like chiseled muscle Rivers, like beaded sweat running down Bluest sky, the twinkling eye Ground below, reddest earth Both His creations Both His to cherish but one only one earning the death of His Son a new […]
The Young Adult Presence
By Charis Hill I fortunately found myself a visitor in the House of Bishops the day the official youth presence was invited to share. As the two speakers made their way to the front of the room to a standing ovation, a few Young Adult Festival buddies and I found ourselves a bit jealous. Here […]
YAF 2009: Workshops
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UNCSW 2010: Song Of Miriam
Today, young adults from around the world led morning worship for the Ecumenical Women delegations. We took as our text the Song of Miriam and led the diverse delegations in song, prayer, art and conversation. This song was composed by young adults as part of our Sunday gathering specifically for this worship. Here it is […]
Finding the Young Adults in the Church (hint: we’re right here)
By Lauren Woody As the Diocesan Coordinator for Young Adult Ministries in the Diocese of Atlanta, I advocate for a group (young adults) that I think is largely forgotten and misunderstood in the church world. As youth we are put out in the spotlight and then just expected to quietly integrate into becoming an “adult” […]
UNCSW 2010: Welcome to the UN CSW
Despite massive snow fall across the eastern seaboard, all 12 Episcopal Young Adult Delegates have safely arrived in New York City for the 54th United Nations Commission on the Status of women. Joining with over 8,000 other registered NGO representatives, these young adults are setting out on a journey of exploration, expansion, and advocacy. They […]
The Episcopal Church Welcomes You
by Nkiruka Okeke Outside of the Anaheim Convention Center, where the 76th Episcopal General Convention was held, a banner that read “The Episcopal Church Welcomes You” was hung. When I first arrived, I felt like I didn’t know anyone and I got lost (as usual) but the friendly smiles and the helpful directions of those I met […]
UNCSW 2010: Speaking Up
When I woke up this morning, eager to start my new day here with a whole new family of women and men, I made it my goal to recognize connections between me and another person today. These strong connections with people who are seemingly so different from me were something that has been very apparent […]

