Social media updates from Episcopalians at March for Our Lives eventsPosted Mar 23, 2018 |
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[Episcopal News Service] Episcopalians and Episcopal leaders from across the U.S. were in Washington, D.C., to participate in March for Our Lives on March 24, while others attended corresponding local rallies.
The youth-driven movement behind March for Our Lives was sparked by outrage over a high school shooting Feb. 14 that left 17 students and adults dead in Parkland, Florida.
Episcopalians attending the Washington march or marches in other cities were encouraged to use the hashtag #MarchEpiscopal when posting to social media from the events. You can review their updates on the feed below.
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$133,516 awarded for Young Adult and Campus Ministry grants Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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‘My Way of Love’ offers personalized suggestions for spiritual growth Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Spring is arriving and with it a new year of Good News Gardens ministry Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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St. Columba Episcopal Camp and Retreat Center Offers new Opportunities to get Outside, Connect With Nature Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee
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There is still time to apply for Becoming Beloved Community grants for local and regional efforts Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Episcopal Church Young Adult Service Corps: Application deadline for 2021-2022 extended Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Deadline extended for Care of Creation Grants Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Evangelism Grants fund 12 projects across Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Episcopal Church scholarship applications for the 2021-2022 academic year are now accepted Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Nancy Davidge, Episcopal Church public affairs officer, will retire April 30 Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
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Mark Green, CFA, Joins Church Investment Group Board of Directors Church Investment Group
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‘Sacred Earth’ Website Launched: Finding Hope in Ecologically Challenging Times St. Mark's Episcopal Church, San Marcos, TX
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Rector Mexico City, Mexico
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Rector Goldsboro, NC
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Rector Atlanta, GA
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Rector Key West, FL
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Social Justice Fellowship, Episcopal Service Corps Various Locations
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Rector La Crosse, WI
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Rector Keller, TX
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Rector and Chaplain Eugene, OR
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Rector Staunton, VA
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Rector Hendersonville, NC
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Graduate Resident Youth Minister Multiple Locations
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Lay Chaplain Sewanee, TN
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Rector Vero Beach, FL
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Priest in Charge Munich, Germany
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Rector Rutherfordton, NC
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Rector Cincinnati, OH
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Director of Youth Ministry Greenwich, CT
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Military Missioner / Rector Midwest City, OK
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Rector South Haven, MI
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Vice Dean / Canon for Spiritual Life San Francisco, CA
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Associate Rector Indianapolis, IN
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Canon to the Ordinary Salinas, CA
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Bishop Coadjutor Diocese of West Virginia
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Canónigo(a) a la Obispa Salinas, CA
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Chaplain Asheville, NC
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Priest in Charge Hartwell/Elberton, GA
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Minister of Music Sanibel, FL
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Assistant Director Healdsburg, CA
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Rector Augusta, GA
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Chaplain, Director of Pastoral Care Charleston, SC
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