New Spirit Update, April 20, 2023
In this issue: Bishop Bruce’s and the Union of Black Episcopalians statements on the shooting of Ralph Yarl, renewal of vows photographs, and lots more.
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News Update 04-20-2023
Pathways for Baptismal Living
Two-Minute read. You don’t have to enroll in a degree program to enrich your faith.
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Righteous Anger
Three-Minute read. Love is something we do. We educate ourselves. We refuse to demonize those who disagree with us. We try our best to make our words and actions a witness to the world.
Se abre la inscripción para el festival denominacional «Todo sobre el amor» en Julio
Se invita a los episcopales de todas partes a inscribirse para participar en un festival de culto, aprendizaje, comunidad y acción de toda la Iglesia del 9 al 12 de julio en el Centro de Convenciones de Baltimore (Maryland).
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Register for Title IV training
The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri is hosting a Title IV training on April 28 and 29, 2023, at the Episcopal Church of St. Michael & St. George in St. Louis.
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Registration open for churchwide ‘It’s All About Love’ festival in July
Episcopalians everywhere are invited to register to join a churchwide festival of worship, learning, community, and action July 9-12 at the Baltimore (Maryland) Convention Center.
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Introducing Zachary Phillips
Two-minute read. We are pleased to introduce Zachary Phillips, who joined the Diocesan Staff on April 18 in the three-quarter-time position as the Communications Assistant. Zachary will be responsible for assisting with website maintenance, email campaigns, social media, diocesan-wide events, and other events of interest to our members in West Missouri.
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West Missouri Union of Black Episcopalians statement on the shooting of Ralph Yarl
One-minute read. The Union of Black Episcopalians chapter in The Diocese of West Missouri is saddened and outraged by the shooting of Ralph Yarl. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and loved ones, and stand in solidarity with the community that has been left heartbroken by this senseless act of violence.
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Letter from Bishop Bruce on the shooting of Ralph Yarl
Bishop Diane writes, “I was shocked and appalled to hear of the circumstances surrounding the shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl a few days ago. I am heartened to hear that Ralph has been released from the hospital and is recovering from his wounds…”
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2023 Renewal of Vows and Blessing of Oils
Two-minute read. On April 4, 2023, the clergy of West Missouri gathered at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral for a Holy Eucharist to commemorate the Tuesday of Holy Week, with a renewal of baptismal and ordination vows, and the blessing of Holy Oils.
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All Things … Episcopal: Baptism
Three-minute read. In this episode, we introduce the podcast hosts, explore baptism — what it is and what it means to be baptized, and hear Justin Smith’s Baptism story. Justin is an active young adult at St. Mary’s in Kansas City, Missouri.
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You are invited to join the Episcopal presence at KC PRIDE 2023
Join us June 9 – 11 at KC Pride 2023 where the Episcopal Church will once again make herself known as a welcoming and safe place for LGBTQiA folks and those who love them.
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Book review: My Body is Not a Prayer Request; disability justice in the church
Three-minute read. Amy Kenny, the author of ‘My Body Is Not A Prayer Request’, takes us into the world of what it is like to be a disabled Christian and her interactions with the Church (and with society in general) as a disabled person.
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Episcopal Relief & Development offers the opportunity to double your gift this spring to end global hunger crisis
Three-minute read. Episcopal Relief & Development has launched a campaign to support the organization’s efforts to alleviate the global hunger crisis. A group of generous donors will match each gift made to the Global Needs Fund until May 25, 2023, up to $250,000.
March issue of Lamplight
Three-minute read. The March issue of Lamplight, Episcopal Relief & Development’s disaster program newsletter is available to read online.
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