ONGOING FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILIES |
EPISCOPAL YOUTH FELLOWSHIP |
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Faith @ Home, a weekly formation resource, is offering daily lectionary-based reflections and activities for families, delivered via email. Each day’s Scripture reading is accompanied by activities to lead us in the practices of watch, listen, read, do, and pray.
Illustrated Ministry is offering free weekly faith formation and coloring pages for all ages. Grow Christians is a group blog with reflections, stories, images, and recipes that “inspires generations to come together as they celebrate the presence of God through the Christian year.” |
Episcopal Youth Fellowship (EYF)
Middle and High School Students are invited to join us on Sunday evenings at 5:30 pm. Contact Rev. Ann for a calendar of events. |
ONGOING ADULT FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES: |
HELPFUL LINKS TO DISCUSS RACISM: |
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BIBLE STUDY: This is a hybrid (in-person and Zoom) study that meets on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m in Room 101. Please contact the church office for the Zoom sign-in information.
SEEKERS BOOK STUDY GROUP: This is a hybrid (in-person and Zoom) that meets every other Wednesday at 8:30 am in Room 101. Please contact the church office for the Zoom sign-in information. 
Pre-COVID Monday School
Pre-COVID Tuesday Morning Bible Study
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Our discussions on racism have only just begun. To encourage and help parents we offer these resources:
FOR CHILDREN: American Academy of Pediatrics: Talking to Children About Racial Bias Parent Toolkit: How to Talk to Kids About Race and Racism Center for Racial Justice in Education: Resources for Talking to Kids About Race, Racism, and Racialized Violence with Kids FOR YOUTH: Video resources to encourage discussions on establishing racial justice. How to talk to your children about protests and racism Is Racism Over Yet? Ted Talk: We need to talk about an injustice FOR PARENTS: Anti-Racism for Kids: AnAge-By-Age Guide to Fighting Hate Downloadable book: Beyond the Golden Rule by Teaching Tolerance Publications Racism & Violence: Using Your Power as a Parent to Support Children Ages 2 – 5 NPR Podcast: How White Parents Can Talk About Race |
