Communications
Fall is Annual Pledge Campaign season, and it’s also a perfect time to remind your parishioners age 70½ and older about a simple, meaningful way to support their church: the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).
Disasters can strike with little warning. For seniors and their families, being prepared can make all the difference in staying safe and connected during an emergency.
This month is a time to give thanks for the richness and diversity that Hispanic/Latino communities bring to our shared life.
Convention is built not only on careful planning but also on the dedication and fellowship of those working behind the scenes. Their efforts ensure that when the doors open, the focus can remain where it belongs – on the work of the church through voting and reports, and on the worship that unites the diocese as one community.
Fall has officially arrived – and so has your church’s annual pledge campaign. To make sure you’re ready, here’s a roundup of some excellent tools, templates, and inspiration to keep handy as you launch or continue your campaign this season.
As the 151st Annual Convention approaches, several important deadlines are coming up for deputies, clergy, and congregations.
This July, under the direction of Dr. Andrew Moore, the 28-member Christ Church Choir had the honor of serving as resident choir at St. Mary’s.
While many see fall as a time of endings, the Children and Families Ministry Team views it as an opportunity for new beginnings, renewal, and rest. To support this, the team is excited to announce two upcoming events.
As summer winds down, preparations are in full swing for the 151st Annual Convention of the Diocese of Newark, which will take place Saturday, November 15 at Calvary Church in Summit.
The General Convention is the governing body of The Episcopal Church. Every three years it meets as a bicameral legislature that includes the House of Deputies and the House of Bishops, composed of deputies and bishops from each diocese.