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Lecture on Nov. 10: Does Religion Cause Violence?Wednesday, November 4, 2015Join the people of St. Michael's, Geneseo, for "Does Religion Cause Violence?", a lecture in partnership with the Livingston County Coalition of Churches and the Geneseo Interfaith Service Project. The discussion, which is free and open to the public, will be hosted at the Doty Recital Hall, SUNY Geneseo, on November 10 at 7 p.m. Read more » |
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Help us reach 100% participation: UTO Ingathering at the 84th Diocesan ConventionWednesday, November 4, 2015The Diocesan goal for UTO continues to be 100% participation. We are hopeful that we can reach that goal at our 84th Convention. This year, the Ingathering will be held on Saturday, November 14th. Please plan to participate even if you have not held an Ingathering yet or already held one and sent a check. We have a lot to be thankful for! Here’s how to help reach the 100% goal at Convention: Read more » |
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Youth Grants Reopened - Apply for Up to $1,000 by Nov. 30!Wednesday, November 4, 2015Dear Parish and Youth Ministry Leaders, Additional funds are currently available for parish youth ministry programs. Council has noted that there are funds remaining in the FY15 Youth mission grant budget. We understand that there are some parishes that would benefit from additional funds to support their child and youth ministry activities. With this in mind, Council is reopening the FY15 child and youth ministry grant requests for a second application period. Read more » |
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Podcast: Sustainable Development Goals DinnerFriday, October 16, 2015You are invited to an evening discussion on Sustainable Development Goals (the next major phase following Millennium Development Goals). The discussion will primarily be led by prominent Human Rights leaders from India who lobbied with the UN this past week on the inclusion of invisible communities such as Dalits in India into the language and implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. Read more » |
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Get Involved - Syrian Refugee CrisisTuesday, October 6, 2015We are facing one of the most significant migrations of our lifetime in the current “refugee” crisis that is reaching global proportions. As Episcopalians, we are united in our commitment to welcome the stranger among us. Christ's teachings tell us to act compassionately to those who are vulnerable. Please consider how you and your parish can get involved - and do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with our vulnerable brothers and sisters during this displacement of epic proportions. Here are some recommendations. The time to act is now! Read more » |
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Meet the Nominees for Elected OfficeWednesday, September 23, 2015Dear delegates and alternates - meet the nominees for elected office! We will hold elections at Convention 84 on Nov. 14, 2015.
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