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Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) joins our Episcopal siblings across the nation in their expression of outrage at the June 1 campaign photo of President Donald Trump in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington DC.
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Please take this brief survey to help The Episcopal Church understand how your community is affected by the opioid crisis.
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The Most Rev. Michael B. Curry invites all Episcopalians to join together in observance of Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday on March 10, 2019.
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Last month, we watched in horror as our neighbors in Northern California experienced the most devastating wild fire in California history. Now churches in Oregon are stepping up to support the recovery effort.
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Gifts for Life enables individuals and groups to create lasting change in communities worldwide through the purchase of gifts to support those communities.
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From our Disaster Preparedness Program coordinator Sheryl Gerety (sheryl.gerety@gmail.com): a monthly, seasonally appropriate checklist page to help us tackle preparing for a disaster in manageable steps. JOINING AND USING THE EPISCOPAL ASSET MAP Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) […]
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Reflections on some of the high-profile events and resolutions of General Convention from deputy Sharon Rodgers.
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“This weekend I spoke about the way of love. As elders, we view bringing the Reclaiming Jesus declaration to the public square as a tangible example of how to live out that way of love.” – Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry
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This summer is the 79th Annual General Convention of The Episcopal Church. Deputies from the Diocese of Oregon were elected at our 128th Annual Convention in 2016, and are beginning their preparations for this important time of fellowship and church administration.
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This summer is the 79th Annual General Convention of The Episcopal Church. Deputies from the Diocese of Oregon were elected at our 128th Annual Convention in 2016, and are beginning their preparations for this important time of fellowship and church administration.
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