Diakoneo Magazine November, 2022
15-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
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Diakoneo Magazine August, 2022
15-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
Diakoneo Magazine February, 2022
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
Diakoneo Magazine November, 2021
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
Diakoneo Magazine August, 2021
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
Diakoneo Magazine May, 2021
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online.
Diakoneo Magazine February, 2021
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online. In this issue: A Zoom retreat for men in recovery, Allyship training, Young Episcopal Deacons – the under-50’s, Emergency grants for deacons, and more!
Diakoneo Magazine November, 2020
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online. In this issue: A two-parish farm ministry, Deacon bridges race & economic status as Poor People’s Campaign leader, Zambia ministry follow-up, and more!
Diakoneo Magazine August, 2020
Eight-minute read. The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online. In this issue: Deacons respond to COVID-19, a brave space for racial healing, who were the deaconesses?
Diakoneo Magazine May, 2020
Eight-minute read The latest issue of Diakoneo, the magazine for deacons is available to read online. In this issue: the work of a prison chaplain, a new deacon looks back, and forward, and a deacon at Standing Rock.
Covid-19 emergency grant program for deacons
One-minute read. The Fund for the Diaconate of the Episcopal Church has created a special Emergency Grant Program, to aid deacons affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Deacons in good standing in The Episcopal Church, who have been laid off, furloughed, or otherwise had their employment hours cut back or eliminated, are eligible to apply.
