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JusticeandMercyME embodies the both/and approach to fighting domestic poverty in Maine
In 2010, a loosely-organized group of laity and clergy from the Episcopal Diocese of Maine…
Advocacy: Tennessee ministry has gone from soup kitchen to offering a full array of services for the homeless
The Chattanooga Community Kitchen logo states ”Help from the Heart of the City” and…
Raising awareness: Magdalene Hospitality House eases the burden for those visiting prisoners
In 2001, members at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Cumberland, MD, received information about some of…
Community gardens thriving as parishes commit to turning vacant land into ministry of produce
Both food and faith are growing at Episcopal parishes around the country who have launched…
Pennsylvania after school program nurtures youngsters with homemade, family-style meals
The 25 children who come to the Eagle’s Nest After School program at St. John’s…
Agape Café: Breakfast – and all you want of it – served with a heaping helping of dignity
One morning a week, the homeless and the hungry in Iowa City, IA, can…
Colorado's Jubilee Ministries get chance to show off their work to Presiding Bishop
About 60 representatives of Jubilee Ministries across Colorado got the chance to meet Presiding Bishop…
Dance of the Elders: A Commentary and Reflections on a Traditional Purepecha Dance
The sound of “tata tata tatatatata” tapped out by the huaraches grows louder and faster…
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Calls on Church to respond to Domestic Poverty
“Healing the worst of the poverty in this nation is intrinsically connected to restoring human…
Presiding Bishop's Sermon at Domestic Poverty Summit – Called To Serve
Hear the words of the prophet Micah: What does the Lord require of you but…
Conference explores Episcopal Church’s response to issues of Domestic Poverty
English Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori will present the keynote address at a…
Reflections on Jubilee
The concept of jubilee has caught on in the popular imagination – or at least…
