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Episcopalians were among those who gathered outside of Old South Church in Boston on July 7 to pray for the oil-soaked Gulf Coast “across our Christian witnesses and traditions,” says Bishop Gayle E. Harris.
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What do young adults value deeply? How do they experience their faith journeys? The diocese’s Relational Evangelism Pilot Project is designed to find out.
"We are viewing evangelism as a spiritual practice emanating from our deep gratitude for God's presence in our lives," the program’s director, the Rev. Arrington Chambliss, says.
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In the wake of the recent Boston street violence that left four young people dead in a month, Episcopal churches are taking their witness for peace to the playground.