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Jerusalem bishop, partners aim to coordinate mission in Middle EastBy Mary Frances Schjonberg, Nov 06, 2009The small Christian community that remains in the Middle East is united in its effort to 'witness to the living Lord,' Episco...

A taste of missionary lifeBy Lynette Wilson, Nov 05, 2009A missionary's life can be full of surprises. When Mike Young, 24, of Abilene, Texas, signed up with the Young Adult Services...

Episcopalians pick five strategic goals for futureBy Mary Frances Schjonberg, Nov 05, 2009A recently completed survey shows Episcopalians think the church ought to focus on youth and young adults, evangelism and ele...

EPPN urges action on health-care reformBy ENS staff, Nov 05, 2009The Episcopal Public Policy Network (EPPN) has issued an appeal for church members to urge Congress to pass the Affordable He...

·Survey launched for Episcopal Life Weekly Bulletin Inserts

·Bulletin inserts for Nov. 8 continue report on Native American Ministries

·Minnesota diocese elects Brian Prior as next bishop

·Wyoming Bishop Bruce Caldwell witnesses Obama signing hate crime legislation into law

·Bulletin insert outlines work of Episcopal Church's Native American ministries

·Connecticut diocese elects Ian T. Douglas as bishop

·Six Episcopal bishops portray church's 'broad center' in meeting with Williams

·EPPN seeks support for ban on cluster munitions

·Vatican proposal to welcome former Anglicans generates mixed reactions, commentary

·Survey results add data to Episcopal Life Online redesign

·Episcopal Church Center to initiate project-based, goal-oriented structure

·Counting down to Copenhagen

·Pope announces special provisions to accept former Anglicans in Roman Catholic Church

·'Around One Table' report on Episcopal Church and Online Giving program share space in Oct. 25 bulletin inserts

·Presiding Bishop, other leaders urge Obama to tackle Gulf Coast poverty, coastal restoration

·Gardens feed neighborhoods and neighborly feelings

·Bulletin inserts celebrate legacy of peacemaker Bishop Paul Jones

·Council concludes first meeting of triennium by living into discernment

·Executive Council notes concern with covenant's disciplinary section

·Executive Council considers expanding its standing committee structure

·'Unfinished business' of General Convention is theme of Oct. 11 bulletin inserts

·EPPN urges advocacy to end workplace discrimination

·St. Philip's Church, Harlem, marks 200th anniversary

·Executive Council begins new term by learning about its job, call to ministry

·Interfaith clergy letter on Sudan peace delivered to White House

·St. Francis celebrations bring animals, seekers to church

·End the Cuba travel ban now, EPPN urges

·Support the mission of the Episcopal Church: give online

·'Flu rituals' added to the church season

·Reminder: Episcopal Life Online invites readers' feedback by October 2

·Bulletin inserts for October 4 celebrate blessings of animals - and animals as blessings

·In Japan, Presiding Bishop joins 150th anniversary celebrations of Nippon Sei Ko Kai

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Texas: Thousands attend Fort Hood vigil for the dead, woundedBy Mary Frances Schjonberg and Pat McCaughan, Nov 06, 2009Mourners at a prayer vigil on the evening of Nov. 6 filled a stadium at the Fort Hood Army Base near Austin, Texas, where a day earlier a gunman killed 13 and wounded 31 military and civilian personnel....