As the House of Bishops heads to the Diocese of Alaska for its fall meeting here's a series of videos about about the Ministry of the Episcopal Church in...
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January 12, 2021
The Episcopal Church opposes the oil and gas lease sale in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that occurred on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021. Oil and gas drilling in the Refuge threatens the traditional existence of the Gwich’in people—many of whom are Episcopalian—and has failed to deliver on...
November 4, 2020
This November, UTO is partnering with the Racial Reconciliation staff to draw attention to gratitude and Indigenous Peoples Month. One of the gifts of the pandemic is that we have all gotten used to worshipping online, and it allows us to be digital visitors at congregations we might never...
May 19, 2020
We write to you to share news about the ongoing work of the Office of Government Relations. Things have changed dramatically over the past few months, but in many ways, our work continues much the same, although with greater urgency and intensity. We continue to reach out to Congressional...
April 30, 2020
Event sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago's Antiracism Commission Remarks below by Rebecca Linder Blachly, director, Office of Government Relations For full coverage of the event and information on other panelists see Episcopal News Service.
COVID-19 is laying bare a reality...
March 31, 2020
The Office of Government Relations appreciates your work and advocacy as members of the Episcopal Public Policy Network. While the EPPN, the Church’s grassroots advocacy network, normally engages in weekly action, the pace of legislation and advocacy over the past two weeks has been incredible...
March 11, 2020
Christians have an obligation to care for people who are poor, sick, in prison, or strangers (Matthew 25: 34 – 46) and in times of great crisis, the federal government is an important resource to help meet a community’s needs. In response to the coronavirus COVID-19, The Episcopal Church...
March 11, 2020
Take the 2020 Census Online Now!
Healthcare is one of the primary industries that rely on U.S. census data, and federal programs are an important way that many Americans access health care services. Medicaid and Medicare are the two largest – these programs provide health coverage for low-...
August 29, 2019
The Porcupine Caribou Herd in the 1002 area of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Coastal Plain, with the Brooks Range mountains in the distance to the south. Photo: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
[Episcopal News Service] For...
June 6, 2019
La Rvda. Canóniga Mary Crist, Ed.D., ha sido nombrada Coordinadora de Educación Teológica Indígena para La Iglesia Episcopal, miembro del personal del Obispo Presidente.
En su puesto nuevo, Crist trabajará con el Rvdo. Dr. Brad Hauff, el Misionero para Ministerios Indígenas, y dentro del...
June 6, 2019
The Rev. Canon Mary Crist, Ed.D. has been appointed Indigenous Theological Education Coordinator for The Episcopal Church, a member of the Presiding Bishop’s staff.
In this new position, Crist will work with the Rev. Dr. Brad Hauff, the Missioner for Indigenous Ministries, and within the...
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As Episcopalians, we are taught that it is our duty to not only follow and worship Christ, but a
In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day on October 12 and Native American Month in November, The Dome
In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day on October 12 and Native American Month in November, The Dome
As people of God we are the divine agents of the one who created and sustains us.
Every year on Columbus Day, the United States is reminded of the tragic history of how the “New
Every year on Columbus Day, the United States is reminded of the tragic history of how the “New
Native Americans and Alaskan natives have centuries of rich tradition and cultural knowledge pas
Native Americans and Alaskan natives have centuries of rich tradition and cultural knowledge pas
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This “Lament over the Doctrine of Discovery” is the first time in the history of the church that
This “Lament over the Doctrine of Discovery” is the first time in the history of the church that
For over two centuries, large discrepancies in health have existed between American Indians and
A pastoral adaptation of The Book of Common Prayer meant to help disciples "hear the Gospel an
Stories of Native American Stewardship
This resource is designed to bring about a “rediscovery” of the history of the Church and this n
“Seeking God’s Justice for All” is the third part of an ongoing Lifelong Faith Formation resourc
Stories of Native American Stewardship
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“We seek to address the need for healing in all parts of society, and we stand in solidarity wit
“We seek to address the need for healing in all parts of society, and we stand in solidarity wit
Presented by the Haudenosaunee, the American Indian Law Alliance and the Indigenous Law Institut
Presented by the Haudenosaunee, the American Indian Law Alliance and the Indigenous Law Institut
Conference room paper from the 11th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous
Statement from the WCC Executive Committee, February 14-17, 2012, in Bossey, Switzerland.
Statement from the WCC Executive Committee, February 14-17, 2012, in Bossey, Switzerland.
NICOA serves as a central access point for information on employment, healthcare, conferences an