Help: Using the Diocesan Calendar The diocesan calendar widget is a powerful tool that provides event announcements, maps, additional details, and shared documents all in a click. As shown in this example, clicking on an event will ‘reveal’ any additional information available. This may include a link to the event address, further details, and downloadable …
Help: Finding Locations Locating a congregation or institution within the Episcopal Church of Vermont is as easy as ever with our online map. There are two ways to search for a location. You can select a pushpin from the map to view the details, or you can enter any part of a location’s name, address, …
Where can I find Rock Point forms and information? Rock Point is such a robust community that it has its own website at this easy-to-remember address: http://rockpointvt.org For convenience, there is a link to the Rock Point website in the footer of this website. Please visit the Rock Point website for access to all of …
How may I make a donation to the Episcopal Church in Vermont? Individuals interested in making a financial contribution to the Episcopal Church in Vermont are encouraged to donate to the Alleluia Fund. To give to a specific ministry, mission or diocesan institution, please contact Lynn Bates, Canon to the Ordinary and Transition Minister, so …
How do I apply for grants, appeals, and loans? Our application process for grants, appeals and loans was recently streamlined. Updated information, including the applications and report forms, can be found here.
Where is my Committee’s contact list? Where can I find an internal directory? With the launch of our new website on December 5, 2016, the practice of posting contact lists to our public website has been limited to committees that require this level of accessibility—and only upon the consent of those who are listed. Lists …
Where can I find support for broken links? If the link your selected is rendering a blank page, you’ll first want to confirm that the link is actually broken. You can do this by clicking the refresh button in your web browser while holding down the shift key. If this fails to correct the issue, …
What happened to Quick Links? Quick Links have always been, well, problematic. This is because quick links have more to do with individual preferences than a web designer’s recommendations. Not to mention, every committee, commission, ministry, and partnership deserves its own quick link. Right? This is partly why we worked so hard to streamline the …