Young Adult and Campus Ministries
Building Your Résumé
College is fantastic, right? Well, maybe not for all. I suppose it can be a bad experience. But for most of the students I encounter it is a period of […]
Anglican Women's Empowerment seeks young adult board members
Anglican Women’s Empowerment, AWE, is calling for 2 or 3 young adults to serve 1 year terms on our Board. We are a growing non-profit organization working for the empowerment […]
Chaplains Conference 2012
Campus Ministers from across the Episcopal Church gathered June 24-25 at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale for their annual conference hosted by the Office for Young Adult and Campus Ministries. […]
Apply to be on a CCAB!
The Episcopal Church needs YOUR voice! Nominate yourself or someone else to serve on a churchwide committee, commission agency or board this triennium. Applications are open to lay and clergy […]
The Winds of Change
This year’s Episcopal Chaplains’ Gathering took place June 24th -25th at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale and was energized by the changes in the Episcopal Church, campus ministry and the […]
EcoJustice Immersion Experience 2012
by Daniel Mitchell, Diocese of Ohio The EcoJustice Immersion Experience I attended at the end of August was a retreat in Seattle, where around 20 Episcopalian young adults met with […]
World Student Christian Federation EcoJustice Symposium
Check out this ecumenical event hosted by the World Student Christian Federation’s North American Chapter, a body of students from across the globe united in Christian solidarity. Read more: WSCF […]
Reading the Budget
The 2013-2015 budget passed by General Convention this summer contains some major shifts in funding for Young Adult and Campus Ministries. (We invite you to follow along with that budget […]
5 Trends You Should Know About To Be A Better Chaplain
As the new school year has begun and the academic church year is on its way I thought it would be a great time to catch you up on a […]
Fully Participating in General Convention
I had heard that General Convention was difficult – if not impossible – to describe to someone who had not attended. I never realized how true that was until I […]
