By Alaina Knowles Bennington, VT – Feeding ministries can be a very important part of a church community. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Bennington is just one example of this. St. Peter’s is helping feed people in need, one meal at a time. Dick and Nancy Bower, avid members of St. Peter’s, spoke with The …
The Episcopal Church in Vermont is now among the more than 1 billion active users of the social media platform Instagram. Download the app and follow us! The diocese joins the company of Bishop-elect Shannon MacVean-Brown, The Episcopal Church, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Rock Point School, and a few Vermont congregations, including St. Michael’s, Brattleboro, …
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Facebook – Congregations The Episcopal Church in Vermont Arlington – St. John’s Episcopal Church Barre – Church of the Good Shepherd Bellows Falls – Immanuel Episcopal Church Bennington – St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Bethel – Christ Church Brattleboro – St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Brandon – St. Thomas & Grace Episcopal Church Burlington – The Cathedral …
Accessing, Understanding, and Requesting Updates to the Diocesan Calendar The diocesan calendar can be accessed in two ways on the diovermont website. As shown in the images below, you can find it on the homepage where it provides a vertical listing of the upcoming events (see Figure 1). Also, you can find it in the …
On June 7, Archdeacon Catherine Cooke was named a recipient of the Recognition of Diaconal Ministry in the Tradition of St. Stephen conferred by the Association for Episcopal Deacons at the organization’s Triennial Conference in Providence, RI. St. Stephen honorees demonstrate a deep commitment to the ministry of servanthood following the practice of St. Stephen …
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By Alaina Knowles As a college student – a marketing major – with social media experience, I have witnessed how the use of social media within congregations can be a great way for parishes to reach broader audiences than the regular Sunday attendees. Social media has become an increasingly important part of church life for …
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BURLINGTON, VT – Join Ohavi Zedek Synagogue and Vermont Interfaith Action (VIA) for an Interfaith Shabbat on Friday, June 21 at 6:00 p.m. at Ohavi Zedek, 188 N. Prospect St. in Burlington. This event will celebrate our shared goal of freedom from oppression for all peoples and features a universalized celebration of the Sabbath, commemorating …
The following congregations are in some phase of transition (mostly with respect to calling new clergy leadership): St. James, Arlington, currently served by Supply Clergy; St. Thomas & Grace, Brandon, Interim Team, with the Rev. Paul Gratz as Team Leader; St. Paul’s Burlington, the Rev. Laura Bryant, Interim Rector; St. Andrew’s, Colchester, the Rev. Robert …
The following is a reflection delivered by Eric Davis at the 2019 Electing Convention.A video of this presentation is available in the 2019 Electing Convention Archive. “With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work …
The following is a meditation delivered by the Rev. Carole Wageman at the 2019 Electing Convention.A video of this presentation is available in the 2019 Electing Convention Archive. Psalm 104 (24-26) is a wonderful song of thanksgiving for God’s creation of the world. In particular are these three verses: O LORD, how manifold are your …
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