Two-minute read. The past four months have been very busy. We’ve held three ordination services, ordaining two transitional deacons, and five new priests. We’ve held three area confirmation services, and two churches have celebrated major anniversaries. That all mounts up to a packed edition of Spirit.
Five-minute read. There’s a lot to read in this issue. Lent and rules of life, taking advantage of everyday situations for worship, some Public Service Announcements, working with the Peace Corps in Africa, and we have new clergy to introduce too.
10 minute read. Sorrow in how people, and men specifically treat the people around them, and Joy at the celebrations of church life that we hold throughout the year within the diocese.
Eight-minute read. A reminder not to forget to look after your volunteers (and yourself!) General Convention is almost upon us! That Wedding (and I have a whine.) Why you can expect to see more on Human Trafficking, and when May becomes June.
Five-minute read. Lenten memories and modern Lenten practices, plus Bishop’s Days are on March 3 and 17. If you are a church leader, you should plan to be there.
Five-minute read. Why you should read about the diocesan convention and take an active role in the decision-making process.
Five-minute read. Welcome to the first ‘online only’ version of Spirit. Read all about it!
Five-minute read. Recently I’ve been given some examples and simple tips on how to be an Episcopal Evangelist.
Purely for the technically minded — this is where the editors and authors remind ourselves how things should be done to make sure Spirit looks just right.