We are proud to announce that Deacon Lesley-Ann was Senator Sally Harrell’s recipient for the Nikki T Randall Award for Servant Leadership for her work with Path To Shine.
March 10, 2020 Beloved, what follows is an update of my last communication to you. Rather than reinvent the wheel, I have adopted and amended what Bishop Greg Rickel distributed to the Diocese of Olympia, a diocese with many more cases of COVID-19 confirmed and more...
Introduction A bipartisan group of legislators have introduced House Bill 702. If enacted, this bill would repeal the death penalty in Georgia and replace it with life without parole. This powerful action would move our state even further in the pro-life direction it...
Small Church Summit is a NEW lay leadership training specifically geared toward leaders of small churches and the specific challenges and opportunities of ministry in a small church. Training topics include financial management, Christian faith formation, effective...
The Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Atlanta will gather Wednesday Feb. 26, 2020 to urge Georgia legislators to pass a hate crimes bill. The two groups join a diverse coalition of more than 30 organizations from...
This webinar will provide information on how you can assist the 2020 Census to get an accurate count in your community. Alan Yarborough, Church Relations Officer in The Episcopal Church’s Office of Government Relations, will provide information on why the Episcopal...
If the old Diocesan Ministry Fair and the annual Global Mission Conference had a baby, it would be the Go Summit: Local and Global Mission in the Diocese of Atlanta. This year, Global Missions’ annual Go! Summit will explore faithfully responding to climate...
Deacon Lesley-Ann Drake, Path to Shine’s executive director, will receive the 2020 Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award on March 10. This honor is bestowed by members of the Women’s Legislative Caucus, a bicameral, bipartisan caucus of female legislators in...
Join us this summer at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee for SUMMA Theological Debate Camp. There’s no better place to enjoy the great outdoors, make new friends, and explore life’s biggest questions! SUMMA welcomes campers from all...
Ranging from one-day workshops to weekend-length retreats, St. Mary’s Sewanee: The Ayres Center for Spiritual Development is pleased to announce its events for 2020. To see a full schedule of events and register, please click here.
