Introducing New Center for Racial Healing Board Member The Rev. Matt Heyd
The Absalom Jones for Racial Healing Executive Director Catherine Meeks met with The Rev. Matt Heyd, Rector of Church of the Heavenly Rest NYC, to introduce Matt as the newest board member. They discuss the board, plans to nationalize it, and what they are excited...
God’s Way
“Just when it appears that we’ve done our worst- or the worst in us has won… Easter! You can’t kill God! The message of Easter is a defiant message. Easter, accurately rendered is more like, you can’t kill God, na na, na, na na na! Why do we kill the things that try...
Introducing the Good News Podcast
Good News Podcast Pilot Episode[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Welcome to the pilot episode of the Good News Podcast! The Good News Podcast’s purpose is to share the Good News taking shape in The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta. It is a ministry of the Office of...For People Celebrates 100th Episode
For People Centennial | Part 1 of 2 In this episode, Melissa and Bishop Wright look back on the journey to the 100th episode. They discuss how it started, innovation along the way, and reflect on six excerpts from For People special guests. Excerpts included are from...
An Online Discussion with Dr. Meeks and The Rev. Matt Heyd on New Partnerships
The Rev. Matt Heyd has recently joined the board of the Center for Racial Healing. Matt is the Rector of The Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest located in New York City. Dr. Meeks and Matt will discuss the new partnerships and their vision for nationalizing the...St. Benedict’s Interdisciplinary STEAM Director Selected to Present at GA Tech
St. Benedict’s Episcopal School (STBS) is excited to share its Interdisciplinary STEAM Director, Christopher Scandrett, was selected to present at Georgia Tech’s Annual STEAM Leadership Conference. During this year’s event, held virtually the week of March...New School for Lay Ministry
The Office of Congregational Vitality is pleased to announce the School for Lay Ministry! The Constitution and Canons of the Episcopal Church charge each diocese to “make provision for the affirmation and development of the ministry of all baptized persons,...