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Highlights:
Opening Prayer
Province V Events and Resources
- Big Provincial Gathering 2026 - Registration is open!
- Provincial Youth Event 2026 - Registration is open!
- Thanks to BPG Sponsors!
- BPG - Information Menu
- Seeking Discernment Resources
- Women Clergy Retreat
- Building an Inclusive Church
- Coaching for Leaders
- Episcopal Creation Care Gathering
Network Gatherings
- You are welcome to any of these events!
Other Events of Interest
- YACM June Conference
- Palestinian Liberation Theology
- Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
- Sermon Roundtables
- The Jordan Project
- Episcopal Service Corps
- Recovery Ministries Retreat
- Episcopal Camps and Conference Centers
- Bellwether Farm Events
- Camp Chickagami Events
- SoulShop Training (OH only)
- Healthy Congregations
- Summertime Monk Opportunity
Other Resources of Interest
- Menstrual Hygiene Day
- SIM Scholarship
- Fund for the Diaconate
- Church Periodical Club
- Association of Anglican Musicians
- The Partner's Path
- Book Corners
- Bexley Seabury Dean Installation
- Episcopal Church Foundation
- Christian Discipleship and Nationalism Curriculum
- Podcasts
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Opening Prayer
Earth
You are wise
Let us surrender to Your wisdom
Help us walk with reverence
Remembering
Stories of Ancestors
Held in Your layers
Help us walk with reverence
Remembering
Your wondrous power
To hold
To sustain
To become
Help us walk with reverence
Remembering
The magnificence of magma
Your tectonic plates
Moving and holding us in place
Everything is growing and dying
And growing again
Help us walk with reverence
Remembering
In You all is Grace
Awaken us
Let us Listen
Root us like a trees
In You
Then birds and songs
Will find their home in us
And we
In You
Janet Maulbeck
Executive Director
Interweave
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BPG Information Menu
The full list of details is available on the main BPG page
This will be a BUSY 24-48 hours! Here are the highlights as you start to plan your weekend!
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Pre-Event Trainings - Lots of options for additional learning (Thursday afternoon and Friday morning)
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Workshop Chart - with all of the workshops and links to descriptions
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Swag - send in physical or digital swag for your organization or ministry
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Resource Tables - share your unneeded extras and pick up new books and sacristy items for your ministry or yourself!
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Volunteer with the BPG - we need your help and support
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Press Packet - if you are a communicator for your parish or diocese, you can find all of the information and graphics at this link.
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Order Your Province V T-shirt
Order your exclusive Province V t-shirt!
We're going to get the "Next-Level" brand that is super soft! You can see the shirt.
$20 / shirt.
Colors: Heather Mauve, Teal, Warm Grey.
Order by June 5 and pick up at the Big Provincial Gathering!
More information and order form
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Thank you to our sponsors!
Only with them is this event possible!
Contact Heather if you would like to sponsor.
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Seeking Discernment Ideas and Resources
Province V is actively seeking to learn more about existing resources aiding discernment for ALL people - all ages / lay, ordained, professed. Please pass on the resources that you know about, or resources that you wish that you had to help every person with discernment as a spiritual practice.
Email basic ideas and resources: Heather at provinceVcoordinator@gmail.com
Call / Text: Heather at 574.366.2288
Make appointment for a Zoom conversation if you have a LOT to share / say about this:
https://calendly.com/RevBarta
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Province V and VI Women Clergy Retreat
May 31–June 3, 2026
Location: St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWitt, Michigan (near Lansing)
REGISTER BY MAY 8!
Information and registration on this webpage. Please don't let cost be a barrier. Reach out if you have questions.
Registration closes on May 8.
Contact: Heather Barta or Ellen Bruckner
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Building an Inclusive Church Training
Building an Inclusive Church (BIC) training helps you design and implement a journey for your faith community to publicly and intentionally welcome people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions, and incorporate a commitment to the work of racial equity. Building an Inclusive Church equips you with ways to create dialogue, deepening relationships throughout your faith community rather than sparking debate and division.
Attend a training lead by ReconcilingWorks! They are connected to the ELCA church, and are hosting this training for all people.
Register for Saturday, May 9, 2026, 12-4:30 pm ET / 11 am - 3:30 pm CT
Open to all Episcopalians! Province V will cover your registration fee when you use this link.
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Leadership Coaching Project
We are all aware that the only person we can truly change is ourselves. As we work on improving ourselves, we can more intentionally serve and influence others. Coaching is a gift that you give yourself for self-improvement. In combination with other self-care and self-improvement activities (finding a mentor, having a spiritual director, working with a therapist), coaching can be life changing in how you approach your challenges and prospects. Talk with a coach today to see how to capitalize on this opportunity.
Coaching is a dialogue between a coach and an individual, group, or team to find creative ways to solve challenging problems or improve team performance on key initiatives.
The coach's role is to draw out expertise through inquiry, curiosity, and challenges so that clients can stretch into their best selves.
Lay leaders, deacons, priests, and bishops are all invited to consider coaching. The focus on coaching will always be generated by the coachee; the coach is a partner who listens deeply and asks powerful questions to help the coachee set attainable and timely goals.
Learn More and Book a Coach.
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Registration is open!
The Episcopal Creation Care Gathering invites Creation Care leaders and activists to spend time digging deep into the theological and practical ministry of Creation Care across The Episcopal Church.
Printable Flyer
Registration
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ECCG Deep Dive
Thursday, May 14, 7:30 ET / 6:30 CT
And each 2nd Thursday!
May Deep Dive: Faithful Solar
Solar Faithful brings technical expertise and client-friendly financing to simplify participation in a just, clean-energy transition for faith-based organizations. Our work prioritizes serving:
- Historically disadvantaged people
- Low-income communities
- People of all faiths
Registration
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Province V Executive Board
The Province V Executive Board held its annual, in-person meeting at the Procter Center in Southern Ohio over three days in early April. The in-person meeting allows Board members to re-connect and get to know each other better than the regular monthly Zoom meetings do. The in-depth conversations that occur in person produce a more cohesive, collaborative Board, better able to support the growing number of projects that Province V has undertaken over the past several years. For example, the Board reviewed and discussed ongoing grant projects, such as the exciting progress of our Province V Campus Ministry Developer (Eric Richey), and the “Building an Inclusive Church” training that runs on-line May 9th. The Board also brainstormed ideas that might be incorporated within upcoming grant applications. Of course, the Board helped carry forward planning for this summer's Big Provincial Gathering in Kalamazoo, Michigan (see top of newsletter).
In terms of Province V governance, the Board reviewed By-Laws and Rules of Order, along with other matters that will be brought to the Synod of Province V for its consideration next year. One of the Executive Council members elected by the Province V Synod made a report about current plans and discussions taking place at the highest level of The Episcopal Church. The Board also made a concerted effort to optimize the distribution of responsibilities among our province's Elected Officials, Diocesan Representatives, Executive Council members, Network Participants, and the many other volunteers who contribute on a long-term basis to the growth and vibrancy of Province V. Finally, the Board recommitted to work prayerfully and diligently at its monthly Zoom meetings to discover new and diverse ways to “connect, support and collaborate” on projects and ministries within the 11 Episcopal Midwest dioceses, and beyond.
- Betty Bowersox, Diocesan Representative, Missouri
- Edward Lasseigne, Diocesan Representative, Southern Ohio
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ALL are welcome to attend these Zoom conversations.
To get a reminder for any of these events, request to be added to the list by contacting Heather
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Archivists
Date of next meeting:
Jun 8, 11 am ET / 10 am CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89950734030 (password: 5)
Convener: Brian Wilbert, Ohio
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/archivist.html
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Creation Care
Date of next meeting:
May 11, 1 pm ET / 12 noon CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82932843412
(password: 5)
Convener: Jeanette Ettin, Eastern Michigan
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/creation.html
Care of Creation and Solar power… Lets talk about it
Should parishes consider solar energy? What benefits can it offer churches of all sizes, and how can it help reduce their carbon footprint and support environmental stewardship?
Come participate in our conversation about solar energy, with an emphasis on how nonprofits can address climate issues. Hear from Steve Mulder as he shares his knowledge and motivates organizations to adopt sustainable practices.
Steve Mulder is a retired insurance industry executive. Building on a lifelong passion for the Creation, since 2016, he has been the Michigan Regional Organizer for the Climate Witness Project. In this role, he helps congregations connect and engage in creation care in 4 areas: Energy Stewardship, Education, Worship, and Advocacy. His love and concern for his kids and grandchildren and our world’s most vulnerable drives his determination to mitigate the worst impacts of the climate crisis
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Migration Ministries
Date of next meeting:
May 19, 8 pm ET / 7 pm C
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81246380265
(password: 5)
Conveners: Silvia Huth, Michigan and
Jack Lloyd, Chicago
webpage: https://www.provincev.org/migration.html
Episcopal Migration Response Network
Episcopal Migration Ministry hosts an Asylum and Detention Ministry Network that meets virtually on the fourth Wednesday of every month. The Ministry Network’s collaborative work and conversation focus on best practice-sharing in areas of direct service, organizing, advocacy actions, Christian formation and worship resources, and community education to protect asylum, promote humane and dignified alternatives to detention, and to support asylum seekers and those harmed by the immigration detention system. Learn more and register to attend meetings here.
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Safe Church
webpage
Use this page to get connected to your diocesan contact for Safe Church training and information.
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Dismantling Racism
Date of next meeting:
May 7, 1 pm ET / 12 noon CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83673680882
(password: 5)
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/dismantlingracism
Be renewed and get connected with other leaders during our Wisdom Circles.
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Retired / Retiring Clergy
Date of next meeting:
BIG PROVINCIAL GATHERING!
During the BPG, we will set a time for online meetings.
Convener: Nancy Foster (Great Lakes) and Percy Grant (Ohio / Maine)
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/retiredclergy.html
Gather together at the Big Provincial Gathering (BPG)! Register for the workshop for "Retired / Retiring Clergy" to learn more and get connected.
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Youth and Children
Convener: Carmen Piggins, Michigan
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/youth.html
Provincial Youth Event will run concurrently / shared with BPG!
ALL Youth and Children Ministers
Watch this space for upcoming events.
Diocesan Youth Workers
If you are the youth minister for your diocese (or the main contact for youth work in your diocese), you are invited to join this conversation. Contact Carmen Piggins for the dates and details.
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Young Adult / Campus Ministry
Date of next meeting:
May 19, 1 pm ET / 12 pm CT
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88386235160
(password 5)
Contact: Eric Richey, Province V Campus Min
webpage:
https://www.provincev.org/yacm.html
If this is your ministry area, make sure that you're part of the Google Group!
province-v-yacm@googlegroups.com
This is a new group name, so please update in your address book.
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Young Adult / Campus Ministry Conference
June 23-26, 2026
University of Denver
Beyond the Summit is a campus and young adult ministry conference co-sponsored by LuMin and the Gather Network. Together, we’ll explore what it means to encounter God beyond the mountaintop—in the ordinary, difficult, and overlooked places of young adulthood and campus ministry. Join keynote speaker Cole Arthur Riley as she invites us into practices of paying attention, honoring our embodied experiences of joy and grief, and discovering dignity in the work of descending well. Together, we will strive to find God not just in the highs, but in the diverse rhythms of daily life.
The Episcopal Church has negotiated a reduced rate for its YACM practitioners (lay or clergy) to be able to attend.
Contact Eric Richey with any questions.
More information and registration
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
hosted by Episcopal Divinity School
May 5, 2026, 5 pm ET / 4 pm CT
Native American women in the United States are experiencing a crisis of violence and sexual abuse. They go missing by the thousands at rates considerably higher than those of any other race. This history can be traced back to the Doctrine of Discovery, the colonizing of Indigenous lands, and the perpetuation of policies that continue to support the perpetrators rather than protect Native women.
Join us in learning a bit more about MMIW and praying for those who were stolen, and those impacted, as we seek to end the violence. This event is co-sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona/The Council for Native American Ministry, Episcopal Divinity School (EDS), and The Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery.
Information and Registration
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Palestinian Liberation Theology
hosted by Episcopal Divinity School
May 13, 2026, 1 pm ET / 12 noon CT: "The Cross in Contexts"
You’re invited to join renowned Palestinian theologian and advocate for peace and justice, the Rev. Dr. Fadi Diab, for two upcoming virtual conversations on the topic of his ongoing course: Palestinian Liberation Theology.
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Sermon Roundtable Opportunity
Calling all preachers! Join the Episcopal Preaching Foundation for a webinar on Tuesday, May 12 at 1 pm ET or Wednesday, May 20 at 1 pm ET to learn more about our Sermon Roundtable program. This free 12-session program is a great way to level up your preaching, develop lay leadership, and deepen your connection with your parish. You can register for the webinar here. Please contact the Rev. Jo Nygard Owens with any questions at jo@preachingfoundation.org.
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The Jordan Project
The Jordan Project will ignite new life and innovation into women-led rural and small-town congregations. This project serves the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and warmly welcomes priests from The Episcopal Church. Pastors and leaders from their congregations will explore their congregations’ rapidly changing social and cultural contexts, gain clarity about their values and mission, and draw on Christian theological practices and traditions to adapt their ministry to the demands of their changing contexts. Pastors serving multi-point settings can decide how this project is launched in one or more congregations served. With this knowledge and the skills to engage, pastors and their congregational leaders will be prepared to lead thriving congregations that experience a renewal of anticipatory joy, an ethos of “Why not? Let’s give it a try!” and personal, communal, and public witness to the love of God found in Jesus that will thrill the heart again.
More information and registration. Registration is open until June 1
A companion program is also available for all genders: The Moses Project
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Episcopal Service Corps
Only a few spots remain in our residential service year cohorts starting in fall 2026! If you or a young adult you know is seeking a year to grow spiritually, build justice-seeking communities, and serve others, encourage them to apply for ESC today at iam.ec/escapply.
ESC’s network is also expanding in exciting ways, with more nonresidential service opportunities emerging. These programs, which do not require participants to live in program housing, are great for people who already have housing secured in the area. To learn about nonresidential opportunities to serve in Boston and Los Angeles, visit www.episcopalservicecorps.org.
Questions? Contact Kelsey Rice Bogdan, ESC staff member, at kbogdan@episcopalchurch.org.
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Recovery Ministries 2026 Retreat
“Seeking Through Prayer and Meditation”
July 15-17, 2026
St. Francis Retreat Center in San Juan Bautista, California.
Retreat Leaders: Brian Nordwick and Steve Lane (bios below)
Register here before June 15
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Wool School
July 10-12, 2026
Have you ever wondered how a sheep's fleece becomes yarn? Join us at Wool School to find out! Over the course of a weekend, expert craftspeople will teach you each step in the process: skirting, washing, teasing, carding, dyeing, spinning, and needle felting. Plus, meet our sheep on the farm and explore how sustainable fiber production contributes to a healthy ecosystem. Come with curiosity and leave with new skills, new friends, and new hobbies! This is a retreat that offers programming, lodging, and meals.
Information and Registration
Iconography Retreat
December 8-13, 2026
We are thrilled to invite you to join us at Bellwether Farm for an Iconography Retreat.
The art of making icons. An iconographer who aspires to make a theological statement may be said to “write” an icon. The term also refers to the whole history and tradition of the Christian use of icons. A number of conventions of iconography have been maintained, such as the frontal position, inverse perspective, and elongated and somber features. This is the style of iconography defended by the Seventh Ecumenical Council of 787. The term also refers to the entire planned scheme of pictorial representations in a church building. In this sense, it is possible to consider the iconography of a cathedral or a great chapel. (https://www.episcopalchurch.org/glossary/iconography/)
Led by Iconographer, Catherine Harrison and The Rev. Meghan Carlson of St James Episcopal Church in Wooster Ohio. Their pictures and bios.
Information and Registration
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Camp Chickagami
Presque Isle, Michigan
FOR ADULTS
🌿 Finding Peace: Spiritual Practices for Peacemaking July 17–19, 2026
A retreat with Bishop , rooted in Scripture and the Christian tradition of peacemaking. Expect teaching, worship, music, and time in nature — held at a pace that actually lets you land. Tiered pricing beginning at $300.
FOR FAMILIES AND ALL AGES
🌱 Generations Gathered July 8–11, 2026
An all-ages creation care camp centered on environmental stewardship. Garden, learn about the land, take nature walks, and work together on service projects that weave faith formation through action. Perfect for multi-generational families and groups. Incremental pricing starting at $300 per person.
🌊 Days at the Lake August 6–9, 2026
Intentionally flexible. Come for the full offerings — worship, optional programs, creative activities — or simply enjoy the lake, rest, play games, and be present with the people you love. These days are yours to shape. Incremental pricing starting at $300 per person.
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Soul Shop™ Training for trainers (Ohio residents)
Various Dates - Summer 2026
This suicide prevention training for faith and community leaders is a 4-day training over 5 days, going from 6:00 pm on day one to 1:00 pm on day five (it either runs from Sunday - Thursday or from Monday - Friday).
More information and registration
If you have questions, please contact Michelle Snyder at Michelle@SoulShopMovement.org
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Differentiation of Self and Other
Hosted by Healthy Congregations
Thursday, June 4, 2026, 10 am - 2:30 pm ET / 9 am - 1:30 pm CT
Announcing a NEW offering, “Differentiation of Self and Other at Home and Work: An innovative systems-based approach to boundaries training".
This four-hour, not-your-every-day overview of the challenges of self and other in personal and professional life - often called boundaries training - will offer an overview of the emotional processes and managing our reactions and responses to others. Small group coaching is included in the training. A certificate of completion will be provided at the end of the day. Register on the Healthy Congregations website.
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Summertime Monk Opportunity
Their website or a flyer with more details.
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DISCERN for Young Adults
Do you know a young adult who has potential for leadership in a church, college ministry, or community organization, or has an interest in leadership guided by their faith and service? Learn more and nominate young adults to attend the DISCERN retreat, September 24-27, 2026, by following this link. The deadline for applications is May 23.
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Menstrual Hygiene Day is May 28
Your congregation can recognize this day by packing CWS Period Packs (Menstrual Hygiene Kits) which help end period poverty for some of our most vulnerable neighbors. Find out what's inside, find a depot to drop them off, or keep it simple by ordering a Party Pack.
Find more info here.
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Apply to Become a SIM Scholar
Applications due May 18
The Society for the Increase of the Ministry's Becoming Beloved Community scholarship supports theological students with a strong call to the ministries of justice and reconciliation, and who, by their very histories, backgrounds, and prior engagements, contribute to the racial, ethnic, and cultural diversification of leadership in The Episcopal Church. SIM is looking for innovative leaders and people ready to help define what leadership must become in this moment, who can live faithfully in ambiguity, and who can build Christian community where it does not yet exist.
More information and application
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Deacon Formation Grants / Financial Assistance
Postulants and candidates for the vocational diaconate may be eligible for The Fund's Diaconal Formation Grant, to assist with the costs of formation. Eligible expenses include tuition & books, fees for the psychological exam, CPE, workshops, travel and lodging for formation, and related childcare, eldercare, or partner care.
https://www.fundfordiaconate.org/formationgrants
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Grant Funds and Quilt Raffles
Church Periodical Club
Adult grant funding will be done June 13th. Funding is done based on donations and other available funds, You can support specific requests. We have a grant request from St Aiden's Ann Arbor for Nigeria. Let us all work together to provide the needed written word. Contact Maryfran Crist to donate to the St. Aiden's project
Thank you to all the purchased quilt raffle tickets! Winners from Province V include Elizabeth Darby, Sherry Black, and Heather Barta.
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Association of Anglican Musicians Intern
Together with Church of the Incarnation in Dallas, Texas, the Association of Anglican Musicians is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Palmer as the 2026–2027 AAM Gerre Hancock Intern.
The AAM Gerre Hancock Internship, is a ten-month training position designed to form the next generation of church musicians through sustained work in choral leadership, liturgical organ playing, and the daily rhythm of a vibrant parish music program. At Incarnation, the intern, also known as the organ scholar, plays an integral role in supporting the parish’s choral and liturgical life while developing the practical and artistic skills needed for future leadership in sacred music.
To find out more about the Gerre Hancock Internship, visit www.anglicanmusicians.org/internship.
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Book Corner
A classic book for couples about to marry, couples already married, and the clergy and congregations that support them.
In this updated edition, Linda Grenz and Delbert Glover thoughtfully explore the joys and challenges of marriage. Written for engaged and married couples—as well as the clergy who offer them spiritual and practical guidance—the book draws on the authors’ complementary perspectives: Grenz as an Episcopal priest and Glover as a former corporate executive. Together, they invite readers into honest, meaningful conversations about the foundations of a healthy partnership. New, inclusive material provides a discussion-based framework for topics such as extended family relationships, financial decision‑making, conflict resolution, and sexual intimacy, enriched by insights from the authors’ own marriage of more than thirty years.
Order from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or your favorite bookseller.
Paperback | 9781640659506 | List Price: $24.95
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Book Corner 2
The Fire Inside: The Dharma of James Baldwin & Audre Lorde
by Rima Vesely-Flad, PhD
Black, queer, feminist, Buddhist: The Fire Inside casts a fresh new light on the radical literary legacies of James Baldwin and Audre Lorde
Includes meditation exercises
The Fire Inside explores the writings of Audre Lorde and James Baldwin through a Dharmic lens, revealing for the first time how two of America’s greatest literary voices reflect—and expand—Buddhism’s most timeless truths toward justice and liberation.
Dr. Rima Vesely-Flad dives deeply into a dharma of liberation as lived by Baldwin and Lorde, offering timely lessons to help us each meet this moment. She explores the writers’ enduring legacies to show that liberation depends not only on organizing and mass movements, but the generative power of inner well-being, authenticity, art, and embodiment. Each chapter shares how looking inward is the way forward, examining Baldwin and Lorde through key Buddhist principles. Read more and order.
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A Celebration of New Beginnings
The Installation of the Dean & President
The Very Rev. Mark C. Lee, Ph.D.
Thursday, May 14, 2026 · 6:30 pm CT
St. James Cathedral | 65 E Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611-2729
Bexley Seabury Seminary invites you to gather in prayer and thanksgiving as we mark a sacred moment in the life of our community: the installation of a new Dean and President. Celebrate the formal installation of the Very Rev. Mark C. Lee, Ph.D., in a beautiful service of Choral Evensong enriched by the ministry of gathered leaders from across the Church.
Evensong with Reception to Follow
Those unable to be present in Chicago are warmly invited to join via livestream, as we gather across distance as one body in Christ.
Kindly RSVP here
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ECF appoints new Investment Advisor
The Episcopal Church Foundation (ECF) announced the appointment of Michael H. Strauss as Executive Senior Investment Advisor on April 21, 2026. In this role, Strauss will partner with President and CEO Dail St. Claire to lead the ECF Endowment Management program, work closely with the Endowment Management team to serve Episcopal churches, dioceses, schools, and other faith-based organizations, and work with a third-party investment firm to manage their endowment assets.
Strauss is a 45-year veteran of the financial services industry, with extensive experience in institutional asset allocation, investment strategy, and endowment and foundation advisory services. Read more about him here.
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Christian Discipleship and Christian Nationalism
A five-session curriculum from the Diocese of Ohio.
This resource was recently released and is available as a download for you to use in your local ministry context. If you have questions about this resource, or choose to use it, contact Rosalind Hughes.
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In the Books, Bible, Beer and Queer podcast, Joyce covers a wide variety of topics with her guests, and manages to find the faith connections woven into each story.
More Info
Camp Ahead
Exploring the futurology of the summer camp industry. This information can be useful to you as your consider the future of your organization, regardless of industry.
More Info
Prophetic Voices
Hosted by the Rev. Isaiah “Shaneequa” Brokenleg, The Episcopal Church’s interim officer for Indigenous Ministries.
More Info
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The Listening Post’ podcast: ‘Walking through grief’
This three-part podcast series from TEC’s Armed Forces and Federal Ministries Office explores challenging realities faced by service members,
More Info
Good News and Gratitude
A New Podcast from the United Thank Offering
More Info
All Things . . . Episcopal
Diocese of West Missouri
More Info
Faith To Go Podcast
A Weekly, On The Go Resource for Parents and Non-Parents Alike
More Info
SpadeSpoonSoul
With Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows and author Jerusalem Greer
More Info
ChurchNext Podcast
Join Richelle Thompson and Chris Yaw as they dive deeper into the latest offerings from this digital formation ministry.
More Info
The Moonshine Jesus Show
Progressive Christian perspectives on sci-fi movies and shows with an emphasis on theology and politics.
More Info
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For People
With Bishop Rob Wright
More Info
Sermons that Work
Free sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts, and other resources that speak to congregations across the Church.
More Info
The TryTank Podcast
More Info
Forward Movement Podcasts
Forward Day by Day; A Morning at the Office; Daily Prayer; An Evening at Prayer; Compline; Scripture Day by Day
More Info
The Priesthood of All Queer Believers
Church of the Redeemer Cincinnati
More Info
Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
Join Bishop Shannon Duckworth and others to expore questions of spirituality today
More Info
Love Your Neighbor with Sean Rowe
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe discusses how denominations can empower local congregations for works of love and justice.
More Info
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Do you have questions about Province V? Would you like to be more involved in planning the events that are offered at the provincial level? The Executive Board of the Province meets monthly on fourth Tuesdays at 3 pm ET / 2 pm CT via zoom.
Contact your diocesan representative to the Executive Board:
Mr. Rick Stanitis, Northern Michigan, President
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Bonnie Perry, Michigan, Vice President
The Rev. Garron Daniels, Springfield, Secretary
Ms. Rebecca Elfring-Roberts, Chicago, Treasurer
Canon Crystal Plummer, Executive Council Representative
The Rev. M.E. Eccles, Executive Council Representative
[vacant], Chicago
Dr. Elizabeth Jordan, Great Lakes
Ms. Lesley MacKellar, Indianapolis
Mr. Luke Thompson, Michigan
Ms. Betty Bowersox, Missouri
The Rev. Dr. Terri Bays, Northern Indiana
Ms. Katie Chipman-Bergsma, Northern Michigan
The Rev. Rachel Harrison, Ohio
Mr. Edward Lasseigne, Southern Ohio
Ms. Carol McCrary, Springfield
The Rev. Marlene Hogue, Wisconsin
Province V Staff:
Heather Barta, Province V Coordinator
Eric Richey, Campus Ministry Developer
Steve Welch, Communications Director
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