The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada will hold its Annual Conference July 14-17, 2024, on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta. This year’s theme, “Without Limits: Singing the Congregation’s Song,” offers an opportunity to reflect on the many ways that communities join their voices together, with particular emphasis on the song […]
All are invited to spend the day with Community of Hope International (COHI) and our facilitator, Carl McColman, as we explore the concept of transfiguration. Membership in COHI is not a requirement. Register Here
Come to Helen, Georgia to tube the Chattahoochee River! This is a day trip and is typically done by 7pm.
The training will be delivered in three parts. 2.5 hours of self-paced prework to be completed online prior to August 17. 6.5 hours of instructor led training that will take place in person on August 17. 45 minutes of work (evaluations, etc) to be completed after the instructor led training. The instructor led training will […]
This workshop will include the scriptural building blocks of Christian Stewardship, practical help for organizing your annual stewardship program, designs for tailoring stewardship communications to multigenerational groups, a detailed framework for implementing a comprehensive year-round stewardship program, and the importance of telling your story as a way to start a holy stewardship conversation in your […]
2024 Go! Summit: Community in the Communion: Nourishing Lives, Healing History, and Building Healthy Partnerships Join us we explore the importance and transformative power of partnership. We will discuss the historic imbalances of power within the Anglican Communion and the vital need for partnerships across the Communion that are equitable and based in relationship rather […]
Registration for the Province IV/V annual Creation Care Conference and Retreat is now open. Please share the attached flyer in your upcoming communications to the diocese, and especially with those involved in environmental ministry.
Outdoor and indoor plants. Herbs, tomatoes, succulents and more. Baked goods for you as well as for your furry friend. Paintings and craft items. All proceeds support programming at the Friendship Center, a ministry providing day programming and hospitality to those living with severe and persistent mental illness.
Outdoor and indoor plants. Herbs, tomatoes, succulents and more. Baked goods for you as well as for your furry friend. Paintings and craft items. All proceeds support programming at the Friendship Center, a ministry providing day programming and hospitality to those living with severe and persistent mental illness.
Happening takes place twice a year (fall and spring) at Camp Mikell and is exclusively for high school students, by high school students.
Every year, Episcopalians in the Diocese of Atlanta gather for a Friday and Saturday to take care of official business at the Diocesan Annual Council. Our Diocese is unique in that it makes space for youth voices.
Middle school is a unique time, so we’ve designed our New Beginnings retreat uniquely for middle school students! This is a Camp Mikell weekend where youth can learn more about who they are and who God is while enjoying games, activities, worship, skits, small groups, and hanging out. High school students and adults serve on […]
