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  • Office of Government Relations

    Native American Heritage Month (2024)

    ByChris Sikkema Nov 23, 2022Jun 30, 2026

    Updated 9/6/2024 In the United States, November is nationally recognized as Native American Heritage Month. The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations OGR) advocates for the federal government to advance several policies in solidarity with Indigenous communities in the United States. The Episcopal Church has long been committed to advocating in support of Indian Nations and…

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  • Office of Government Relations

    What to expect when you’re electing: 2022 edition

    ByChris Sikkema Nov 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    The 2022 midterm elections are well underway. As the American people prepare to elect a new Congress and a wide array of other officeholders at the state and local level, we want to review what to expect in the coming days and weeks and to share some key information about how U.S. elections are structured…

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  • A group of young adults gathers behind a parade banner that says, "St. John's Norwood Episcopal Church, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, welcomes you with PRIDE!
    Sacred Ground

    Sacred Ground: Transformation on the Journey

    Bysrands Oct 18, 2022Jun 24, 2026

    By Mark Edwards and Avril Barker The website for St. John’s Episcopal Church, Norwood Parish, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Maryland, proclaims, “Everything we do at St. John’s is done through the lens of building community—helping people to connect to people. Whether we worship, learn, grow, or serve, everything is meant to help us grow into deeper community…

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  • Ecumenical Interreligious Relations

    Presbyterian-Episcopal Bilateral Dialogue Meets for Fall 2022 Session (2022)

    ByChris Sikkema Sep 29, 2022Jul 1, 2026

    The Bilateral Dialogue between the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Episcopal Church met via Zoom September 27-28, 2022. The participants of the dialogue table were: From the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.): Ruling Elder Dr. Anne Bond (co-chair), the Rev. Dr. Neal D. Presa (co-vice chair), the Rev. Terri Ofori, the Rev. Brian Entz, the Rev. Robert…

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  • Make an offering for each blessing
    UTO - United Thank Offering

    Make an offering for each blessing

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    Gratitude here isn’t a one-time response but a daily offering made for the small things, like sun on your face, and the deep things, like a spouse, a job change, a hard season survived. It doesn’t wait for crisis to show up; prayer and practice keep it present every day, connecting people to what God…

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  • Your blessing becomes a blessing for others
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    Your blessing becomes a blessing for others

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    Gratitude shows up here as relief—not relief from responsibility, but from the exhausting need to control everything, since gratitude means handing the outside factors over to something larger than yourself. From there it becomes a cycle: life given, service extended outward, gifts received back, each turn opening up more of God’s creation and God’s people…

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  • Notice the good things that happen each day
    UTO - United Thank Offering

    Notice the good things that happen each day

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    Gratitude rarely shows up only in the easy moments — sometimes it’s hardest-won in the difficult ones. For one speaker, gratitude is rooted in a lifelong knowledge that she is made in the image of God, a truth that has carried her even as the world has tried to tell her otherwise because of her…

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  • Introduction to the United Thank Offering
    UTO - United Thank Offering

    Introduction to the United Thank Offering

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    Gratitude, at first glance, can feel like a strange virtue—isn’t there something a little selfish about counting your own blessings? That’s the question one priest’s parishioner once asked him. His answer: if gratitude stops at simply noticing our blessings, maybe it is selfish. But true thankfulness doesn’t stop there. It becomes a way of living—one…

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  • Give thanks to God for your blessings
    UTO - United Thank Offering

    Give thanks to God for your blessings

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    Gratitude here takes different shapes—God’s guidance through generations of family, the simple richness of a long marriage and children and grandchildren, the daily gift of teaching and friendship. But it never stays purely personal. As one voice puts it, gratitude becomes something shared: blessings, grace, even tears and sadness, offered back to others the way…

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  • St. Stephen’s Youth Programs: A United Thank Offering Grant Recipient
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    St. Stephen’s Youth Programs: A United Thank Offering Grant Recipient

    ByChris Sikkema Jul 2, 2022Jun 29, 2026

    St. Stephen’s Youth Programs, a Boston-based ministry of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, builds long-term relationships with young people and their families, starting as early as age five or six and continuing through young adulthood. Through after-school and summer programs for elementary and middle schoolers, the ministry combines academic support, social-emotional development, mentoring, and intentional Christian…

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