The Rev. Dr. Margaret McNaughton-Ayers, Faculty
Virginia Theological Seminary
To create space and time for the homeless who attend worship at Epiphany Church in Washington, DC, on Sunday to integrate artistic expression with Biblical reflection.

Donald White, MDiv '00
Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry
A curriculum and program of discipleship to equip lay leaders to evangelize the homeless and addicted community of Pittsburgh to implement spiritual disciplines, develop a Rule of Life and receive the healing ministrations of Christ, with the goal of turning others in the community of the marginalized into disciples.

Kristina Robb-Dover, MDiv '04
School of Theology, University of the South (Sewanee)
A visit by a team of School of Theology students to nurture ties with the Christians of Adjumani, assess the needs of their orphanage and seminary, conduct Christian education classes, and provide the children at the orphanage with food and clothing.

Mark J. McInroy, MDiv '02
Harvard Divinity School
Ministry to the "poorest of the poor" at Nirmal Hriday to explore the implications of radical service on Christian theology and use that experience in future teaching and understanding of the theological significance of human suffering.

Lallie B. Lloyd, MATS '05
Episcopal Divinity School
To develop a congregational study guide that supports Episcopalians in taking symbolic action and building coalitions for the reduction of extreme global poverty.

Stewart Marshall Huey, Jr., MDiv '01
School of Theology, University of the South (Sewanee)
A summer internship of worship and outreach projects at St. John's Episcopal Church, in Johns Island, South Carolina, for its Hispanic ministry to the migrant workers who come to coastal South Carolina in the summer.

Lisa C. Flores, MDiv '05
General Theological Seminary
Work with infants and children at the Fikelela Children's Center in Khayelitsha, South Africa, who are orphaned and/or have HIV/AIDS

A. Jeanne Finan, MDiv '03
Virginia Theological Seminary
To reach out to the unserved and the underserved in the rural Appalachian mountains of Western North Carolina by offering a summer program of worship, study and evangelism combining Episcopal tradition and Appalachian culture at St. John the Baptist of the Lower Watauga Church.

Theodore S. Babcock, MDiv '01
General Theological Seminary
A church based community program located at St. David's Episcopal Church, under the auspices of the South Bronx Churches, to help provide jobs for the unemployed in the South Bronx, many of whom are unchurched.

Deborah Lynn Carr, MDiv '02
Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry
A project to invite and subsidize children from a nearby impoverished neighborhood to participate in Kidz Kamp at St. Philip's Church in Pittsburgh, with the ultimate goal of incorporating them and their parents into the parish community.