January 18 | 7:30am - 5pm
BECOMING BELOVED COMMUNITY RACIAL RECONCILIATION WORKSHOP
Sponsored by the Commission on Racial Justice and Reconciliation
Hosted by St. Mary's Episcopal Church 6849 Oak Street, Milton FL
Join us for an interactive workshop which will provide insights into the causes and effects of racism. We explore unconscious bias, prejudice, white privilege, and ways to work together to Become The Beloved Community. This offering is required for those in parish leadership (such as vestries) and at the diocesan level (including serving on commissions, committees, agencies, boards, etc.). It also qualifies for 8 hours of clergy training/education for those who complete the day long course.
Limited to 30 participants. There is no fee to participate but it requires the commitment to be engaged the full day.
NOTE: Light Breakfast & Check-in at 7:30am. Worship begins at 8am, we then move directly into the Workshop (plan to finish by 5pm).
If you have any dietary restrictions, hearing or sight impairments, or accessibility issues, please let us know ASAP so we can try our best to accommodate.
Event contact: Call/txt Gary Moore 251.928.3311 or email at psalm82.3and4@gmail.com
February 7-8, 2020
DIOCESAN CONVENTION
Christ Church Cathedral
115 S Conception St.
Mobile, AL 36602
Visit our convention webpage at www.diocgc.org/2020-diocesan-convention for complete details.
February 14-16, 2020
HAPPENING
Happening is a Christian experience presented by teenagers, for teenagers with the help of clergy and lay adult leadership. This weekend is an opportunity for our teenagers to have a good time in an all inclusive atmosphere while they grow closer to God. It is a weekend away from the stresses of school, sports, and life in general.
Cost: $60
Age: 10th-12th Graders
Happener Registration: October 11, 2019 - January 31, 2020
Happening Staff is open to all teenagers that have participated in Happening. If you thought Happening was full-filling and an amazing time, wait until you're on staff! Family Group Leaders, Gofers and musicians are needed. There is also the opportunity to be Observing Lay Rector and Observing Head Gofer.
**Happening Staff Training Weekend is January 17-19, 2019**
February 22 | 7:30am - 5pm
BECOMING BELOVED COMMUNITY RACIAL RECONCILIATION WORKSHOP
Sponsored by the Commission on Racial Justice and Reconciliation
Hosted by St. Paul's Chapel, 14755 Oak Street, Magnolia Springs, AL
Join us for an interactive workshop which will provide insights into the causes and effects of racism. We explore unconscious bias, prejudice, white privilege, and ways to work together to Become The Beloved Community. This offering is required for those in parish leadership (such as vestries) and at the diocesan level (including serving on commissions, committees, agencies, boards, etc.). It also qualifies for 8 hours of clergy training/education for those who complete the day long course.
Limited to 30 participants. There is no fee to participate but it requires the commitment to be engaged the full day.
NOTE: Light Breakfast & Check-in at 7:30am. Worship begins at 8am, we then move directly into the Workshop (plan to finish by 5pm).
If you have any dietary restrictions, hearing or sight impairments, or accessibility issues, please let us know ASAP so we can try our best to accommodate.
Event contact: Call/txt Gary Moore 251.928.3311 or email at psalm82.3and4@gmail.com
March 6-8
MEN'S CONFERENCE 2020
Beckwith
10400 Beckwith Ln
Fairhope, AL
The 39th Men's Conference and Retreat will be centered around "Politics and Religion: Can Christians Still Render Unto Caesar?" presented by The Very Reverend Ian S. Markham, PhD from Virginia Theological Seminary. This casual weekend will include fellowship, oyster shuckin', worship, spiritual growth and much more. Registration closes February 15, 2020.
Cost varies.
Register online or use paper form below.
BROCHURE AND PAPER REGISTRATION FORM