Youth and Family Grants
Training in the Diocese of North Mbale in Uganda (2005)
The Rev. Noah R. Shuwu, MTS
Virginia Theological Seminary
For a training program for 86 people who will work to nurture children in the
church and evangelize those outside the church in North Mbale diocese.
Support and affirmation for students of color (2005)
Dr. Michael Reid, MDiv '07
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
To provide young students of color with support and affirmation for their vision
and discernment of ministry.
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Family ministry in Honduras (2005)
Scott Petersen, MDiv '07
Virginia Theological Seminary
A family ministry to Our Little Roses Home for Girls in San Pedro Sula,
Honduras, to prepare a priest to gain insight and ability to articulate the need
of missions for future congregations.
>>Read the Final Report (2005)
Implications of the Emerging Church Movement (2005)
Christopher Klukas and Carrie Estridge, MDiv
Nashotah House
To develop a report that explores the implications of the Emerging Church
movement for the Episcopal Church to help it reach out and evangelize people
from the post-modern generations.
>>Final
Report: Christianity in a Postmodern World (2005)
Work in the Diocese of Maseno North, Kenya (2005)
Amity Carrubba, MDiv
Episcopal Divinity School
To work with orphan feeding programs, teach at St. Philipâs Theological
College, and offer pastoral care at Maseno hospital in the Diocese of Maseno
North, Kenya.
Family Liturgies (2005)
Robert J. Boulter, MDiv
Berkeley Divinity School
To learn about innovative liturgy from the Iona Community in Scotland to help
the Episcopal Church develop more effective liturgies for families.
The Church and grandparents (2003)
Charles E. Wilson, MDiv '05
Bexley Hall
Raise awareness of the needs of families in which children are being raised by
Grandparents and to study the role of the Church and any connection these
families have to a faith tradition/community.
Vacation Bible School in the Diocese of Navajoland (1998)
Barbara A. Vickers, Spouse
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest
A mission trip to participate in Vacation Bible School for children, followed by
adult education and training and workshops in Christian Education and outreach
to members of newly formed congregations.
Youth Camp chaplain (2003)
Phyllis A. Spiegel, MDiv '04
Virginia Theological Seminary
Serve as chaplain to the staff at Phoebe Needles summer youth camp to convey by
word and example ways for them to live into deeper spiritual development during
everyday life.
Ministry to Students in Sacramento, CA (2002)
Anne-Elisa M. Slakey, MDiv '02
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
A project serving students in Sacramento, and developing an effective model for
a coordinated parish-based student ministry in a large, diverse urban area.
Youth training in the Diocese of Khartoum (2001)
Lomole James Simeon, MTS '02
Virginia Theological Seminary
A training program in youth work and management for the youth leaders of the
Diocese of Khartoum in the Sudan to equip them with leadership, managerial, and
evangelism skills to prepare them for future church leadership.
Work with Native American adolescents (2002)
Bettina Schuller, Spouse
Episcopal Divinity School
A summer project on an island reservation in Temagami, Northern Ontario to form
a youth group at St. Stimon's Anglican Church.
Ministry in Sudan (2002)
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.
Liturgy for a new generation (1999)
The Rev. Ruth A. Meyers, Faculty
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
A study of inculturation of the liturgy in four congregations of the Episcopal
Church that have been experimenting with its liturgy, in order to enable them to
proclaim the Gospel more effectively in their communities.
Study of young in the Church (2003)
The Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook, Faculty
Episcopal Divinity School
A study of the extent and ways in which young people are engaged as agents of
change in their families, communities, and society in general, and the Episcopal
Church's involvement with them.
Ministry with young adults: "A Vision to Pursue" (1997)
Donald Kenyon, MTS '98
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
A video using interviews with young adults in places ranging from San Francisco
to Chicago to tell their stories of life in the church, and exploring the
general question of what the larger church can and needs to do with and for
young adults.
A conference for young adults
Robert E. Hilliker, MDiv '05
Episcopal Divinity School
A conference for lay and ordained young adult leaders to consider issues related
to ministry and evangelization in a culture with multiple voices that are hungry
for one truth.
Shared youth program
Caroline Jane A. Hall, MDiv '03
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Provide training leadership and support to the seven churches of the San Luis
Obispo deanery to serve their own young people and to reach more youth and their
families in this shared program.
Handbook for ministries with young adults in the Episcopal church (1997)
David T. Gortner, MDiv '97
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
A manual for ministry with young adults in the Episcopal Church, including
background and research on the challenges and opportunities in early adulthood,
and offering training designs for developing young adult ministries.
Issues of divorce in the church (1997)
Care Goodstal, MDiv '99
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
A series of meetings by small groups to share experiences of the brokeness felt
by being a divorced person in the church, and to move toward healing and
reconciliation through prayer, discussion, activities and meditations designed
to strengthen their identity as children of God.
Evangelism to members of GenX in San Francisco
Vanessa Jean Glass, MDiv '01
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
A holistic approach to understand how faith informs the lives of GenX by social,
spiritual, and service activities at St. James' designed for those who have
never been to church and for those who have been disenfranchised from the
church.
Work with orphans and AIDs-afflicted children
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
Internship at St. George's College
Sarah K. Fisher, MDiv '05
General Theological Seminary
A summer internship at St. George's College, Jerusalem, helping facilitate a
Youth Course and recording Egeria's pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
Establish student-led services
Valerie D. Bailey Fischer, MDiv '05
Union Theological Seminary
To establish a student-led weekly Sunday Protestant service that would provide
fellowship, service opportunities and future church leadership development.
Chaplaincy at juvenile detention center
C. Molly M. Field, MDiv '05
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
To work with the Chaplain at Maine's Long Creek Youth Development Center, a
juvenile detention center.
Magazine for campus ministries (2003)
Carol Brorsen, MDiv '05
Episcopal Divinity School
Create and publish a magazine for and about the faith lives of young adults to
be distributed to Episcopal campus ministries and churches.
Summer ministry to inner-city children (2001)
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.
Pastoral care and support at St. Luke's, Cannelton (1999)
Charles M. Carpenter, MDiv '00
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest
A summer project at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, a mission church in the Diocese
of Indianapolis without clergy, providing pastoral support, developing various
marketing tools, and working especially with the youth of the parish.
Ministry to the Navajo (2002)
Duncan A. Burns, MDiv '03
Seabury Western Theological Seminary
Training, teaching, and follow-up for Vacation Bible School at St. Christopher's
Mission and the Montezuma Creek Mission in the Diocese of Navajoland, for
children and their families.
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