Grants

EES supports innovative evangelism through our E-21 Grants and Special Program Grants. To learn more about our grants and the application process, click here.

Grant Year	Recipient Name	Grant Title	Description	Location
2021-2022	Adhola, the Rev. Carolyne	Widows and Orphans Empowerment Through Evangelism	The Rev. Carolyne Adhola dreamed of offering transformation to widows and orphans in the Anglican Church of Kenya. She used grant funds during the summer of 2022 to teach about discernment, the importance of a rule of life, and practice contextual Bible Study. She intended to plant trees together, and to celebrate a harvest Eucharist. ... Read More »	Africa
2021-2022	Mast, Sarah and Greg	Encountering the Spirit in Agrarian Ministries	Sarah Mast (SSW ‘23) and spouse Greg Mast dream of leading an affirming, land-based liturgical community. They used grant funds to visit seven faith-based agrarian communities during summer ’22: Good Courage Farm in Hutchinson, MN; Plainsong Farm in Rockford, MI; Bellweather Farm in Wakeman, OH; Adamah Farm in Falls Village, CT; Mission Farm in Killington, ... Read More »	North America
2021-2022	Rodriguez, Yuri	Caminemos con María	Yuri Rodriguez is a gifted and experienced musician from Costa Rica, via the Diocese of Indianapolis. She dreams of using music to invite people to experience Jesus incarnated in the lives of Latinas, and to be transformed by the Good News in their stories of hope, faith and resilience. She planned a concert of secular ... Read More »	North America
2021-2022	Ng'oma, the Rev. John	God of the Prisoners	The Rev. John Ng’oma, of the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi, envisioned training an interdenominational group of prison chaplains in best practices for approaching and counseling prisoners and sharing God’s word with them. He held the training during the Summer of 2022, and reports that it was successful in attendance, in engagement of the participants, ... Read More »	Africa
2021-2022	Madi, the Rev. Will	The Mission to Sex Workers: Religious Leaders as Agents of Change in Sharing God’s Transforming Love in Jesus Christ	The Rev. Canon Will Madi envisioned the opportunity for evangelism with sex workers in the Diocese of Upper Shire, Malawi. His vision is rooted in the knowledge that sex workers are beloved children of God, despite the cultural stigma they carry and their own self-condemnation. He wanted clergy to hear the women’s stories, so that ... Read More »	Africa
2021-2022	Ciza, the Rev. Dominique	Soccer League for Reconciliation	The Rev. Dominique Ciza dreams of seeing all ethnic communities within the Diocese of Buye (Burundi) evangelized and reconciled. To begin work on this dream, he founded a soccer league of three teams, each with a different ethnic composition (Hutu, Tutsi and Batwa). He convened nine evangelists from these groups and trained them to work ... Read More »	Africa
2021-2022	Kinono, the Rev. Simion	Retreat on Racial Reconciliation in Burundi	The Rev. Simion Kinono dreams of a church that will prioritize racial reconciliation on its agenda. In December 2021, he held a four-day retreat in the Diocese of Buye, in Burundi. The twenty participants included ten Hutus and ten Tutsis, ten women and ten men. Kinono discovered that the retreat participants are thirsty for reconciliation. ... Read More »	Africa
2021-2022	Patiño, David	#HarlemPresente	David Patiño is inspired by liberation theology to build a justice- and healing-grounded kindom. He is leading an evangelism campaign in the Latino/Hispanic community surrounding St. Mary’s, Harlem. His work involves leadership building, pastoral care, prayer and worship, and storytelling. To date he has held many 1:1 conversations with members of St. Mary’s and with ... Read More »	North America
2021-2022	Kwagwanji, the Rev. Shadreck	Standing Firm With Faith, Hope and Love in Time of Crisis	The Rev. Shadreck Kwagwanji was inspired by the widespread fear of vaccination, and the prevalence of mis-information, about COVID-19 in his home Niassa province of Mozambique. He dreamt of empowering church leaders to recognize themselves as the Body of Christ, to support one another, and to reflect God’s concern for all people, especially the most ... Read More »	Africa
2020-2021	Parker, Will	Holy Play: Meeting God in Musical Improv	Will Parker believes that evangelism is relational. He has used grant funding to convene a musical improv group, with the specific purpose of connecting what they are doing as artists to what they are called to do as Christians. His dream for the project is two-fold: that the members of the troupe will experience personal ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Aristondo, Linda	Virus, Violence and Narrative Ministry	Linda Aristondo was inspired to capture the narratives of marginalized persons and their response to the injustices experienced through COVID-19 and expressed through the Black Lives Matter movement in Harlem. She used grant funding to engage a videographer, and they conducted dozens of interviews with food pantry clients, shelter residents, people experiencing homelessness, and volunteers ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Allen, the Rev. Jennifer	Treasure in the Field	Jennifer Allen is coordinating the development of Bethany House and Garden, a diocese of Kansas project of creation care and racial reconciliation. Treasure in the Field, her EES grant, is an effort to give the homeless a voice in community decision-making. She has held numerous meetings with community members from a variety of contexts, and ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	The Rev. Dominique Ciza	Training Batwa Evangelists in the Diocese of Buye, Burundi	The Rev. Dominique Ciza convened a group of fifteen women and fifteen men from the Batwa tribe for training as evangelists, in the Diocese of Buye in Burundi. Traditionally marginalized and discriminated against, the Batwa represent a minority population. Evangelists from the dominant tribes (Hutu and Tutsi) have not been successful in ministry with the ... Read More »	Africa
2020-2021	Kinono, the Rev. Simion	Prison Evangelism in Burundi	The Rev. Simion Kinono trained eight women and eight men to be catechists in prisons in Burundi. The training used a pedagogical method of teaching and small group discussion; the discussion groups were organized by gender and an experienced woman priest led the women’s discussion. The topics offered in the training included: The Biblical foundations ... Read More »	Africa
2020-2021	McGregor, Kathy	Bringing Darkness Into Light: Sharing Stories of Redemption from Men on Arkansas’ Death Row	The Rev. Dcn. Kathy McGregor recorded a live presentation of On the Row, a theatrical performance that allows audiences to hear the voices of death row innmates through actors, and thereby encounter the humanity of the incarcerated. She was hoping this format would allow her to travel more widely, and offer the video to more ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Kwagwanji, the Rev. Shadreck	Using Social Media as a Tool for Evangelism in Lichinga, Mozambique	The Rev. Shadreck Kwagwanji convened a workshop to train church leaders to livestream and/or post recorded worhip services, to distribute educational materials and to convene small groups. The training was successful and the participants were enthusiastic; however, many clergy in his Diocese cannot afford smartphones. Some were able to borrow phones to implement what they ... Read More »	Africa
2020-2021	Philbrook, Maryann	Miracle Messages Podcast: Audio Stories of Unhoused People Living in the San Francisco Bay Area	Maryann Philbrook’s idea for a grant came from her volunteer work as a mentor with Miracle Messages, a nonprofit that works nationally to help unhoused persons rebuild their social support systems. She was inspired to engage church and non-church members with the voices of people on the margins. She has completed four podcasts, and discussion ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Hubbard, the Rev. Joe; Hubbard, Ashley Dobbs; Hood, Jorin	StorySharing as Evangelism: An Invitation to Mutual Ministry as Reconciliation	The Rev. Joe Hubbard is working with his spouse, Ashley Dobbs Hubbard, and their colleague Jorin Hood to invite rural and marginalized communities in the Diocese of Navajoland into a storysharing process about how they have experienced God’s presence in pandemic. They dream of building community in the Diocese and telling the story of the ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Koggani, the Rev. Mtipe	Grace African Christian Connection Missional Community	The Rev. Mtipe Koggani, who is from Tanzania, envisioned launching a worshipping community of African diaspora Christians in St. Louis. With strong diocesan support, including meeting space, he has been working to develop a leadership team and to conduct a community needs assessment. He received has received invaluable coaching through the Episcopal Church’s church planting ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Agisa, the Rev. Laban	Youth Empowerment Through Evangelism	The Rev. Laban Agisa (right) brought together his training as an evangelist in the Church Army Africa, his experience with youth ministry in the Anglican Diocese of Nairobi, Kenya, and his training at the School of Theology, University of the South to plan and implement a training for youth evangelists. It was held at the ... Read More »	Africa
2020-2021	Reece, Kaitlin	Social Justice Witnesses	Kaitlin Reece co-chairs Balancing the Scales of Justice, a task force in the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska, that focuses on developing faithful witness to reform in the legal system. Reece used an EES Spot Grant in summer ’20 to develop “Write for Rights,” an online training for individuals to write letters to the editor (LTEs) ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Mazur, Meghan	The Prison Penpal Project	Meghan Mazur envisioned a COVID-safe penpal ministry between seminarians at the School of Theology (Sewanee) and incarcerated persons. At the time of her proposal (Fall 2020), the Sewanee community was completely isolated in pandemic, and she dreamed of both sharing God’s love with a population that is often overlooked by the Church and expanding seminarians’ ... Read More »	North America
2020-2021	Chiutula, the Rev. Charles	Women Evangelists	The Rev. Charles Chiutula discerned that women in the Anglican Diocese of Upper Malawi were not participating as leaders and evangelists in the mission of the church, both because of cultural expectations and the absence of a platform for their ministry. He used EES grant funds to hold a five-day training for 40 women from ... Read More »	Africa
2019-2020	Walker, Demarius	Apostles of Sensitiveness	Demarius Walker began with a vision to convene a group of Apostles of Sensitiveness, following the work of Howard Thurman, who would witness how to follow the Way of Love in the divisive political climate of 2020. He wanted to do in-person work with a group of students and members of an Episcopal church, but ... Read More »	North America
2019-2020	Farney, Kristen	Mindfulness for Mamas	“Mindfulness for Mamas” is an emergent Christian community that seeks to embody Christ’s love for those seeking connection in the Jackson, WY area. They developed a successful pilot with support from St. John’s Episcopal Church, and will expand and deepen their reach in Jackson, WY through a website, coaching, and childcare and site rental for gatherings. ... Read More »	North America
2019-2020	Mendoza, Nelson	Press Play With God: Video Game Chaplaincy	Nelson Mendoza is developing an online pastoral presence with video gamers on the platform Mixer. He holds regular office hours, wearing his collar, and converses with players and takes prayer requests. He originally intended to reinforce his presence in-person at two gamer conferences in Texas; he attended one but the second was cancelled due to the ... Read More »	North America
2019-2020	Sadberry, the Rev. Marcia	Cross Roads	The Rev. Marcia Sadberry is developing a bicycle ministry that uses discovery rides to build community between church members and those beyond the church community. She hosted a well-attended pilot ride on Good Friday ‘21, which was repeated as a Stations of the Cross ride on Good Friday ’22. She has a core group of ... Read More »	North America
2018-2019	Chunga, the Rev. Julius	Evangelism Through Indigenization of Liturgy	The Rev. Julius Chunga convened a group of native Chitumbuka language speakers in the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi, to translate the liturgy into the language that is spoken by the majority of Christians in the diocese. The clergy/lay group worked for ten days in a format that included worship, small group discussion, and sharing. ... Read More »	Africa
2018-2019	Leach, Alex	Evangelism at Burning Man	Alex Leach participated in a team of leaders to bear witness to the Holy Love they experience at Burning Man, by offering worship and spiritually-based conversation, and to share what they learned about ministry with the Spiritual But Not Religious with the wider church. All the team members were experienced Burners, and they credit their full ... Read More »	North America
2018-2019	Epperson, Lisha	Creative Arts Project @AllSoulsChurchHarlem	Lisha Epperson coordinated a five-week children’s arts program at All Souls Episcopal Church in Harlem, in partnership with the Church of the Heavenly Rest. For the second year of the program, she used grant money to hire teaching artists and performers, which provided a level of consistency to the program and support for the volunteers. ... Read More »	North America
2018-2019	Sheridan, Sam and Williams-Duncan, Stacy	Leveraging Chaplaincy Skills for Congregational Evangelism	Sam Sheridan and Stacy Williams-Duncan are developing resources in the form of podcasts, videos, and printable material designed for congregations to learn from the pastoral and evangelical insights of Episcopal chaplains. A website is under development to make the resources widely available.	North America
2018-2019	Peni, the Rt. Rev. Samuel Enosa	Evangelism Training in the Diocese of Nzara, South Sudan	With the goal of transforming the culture from revenge-seeking to forgiving, the Rt. Rev. Samuel Enosa Peni held two four-day workshops in December, 2018. Ninety-eight evangelists were trained in evangelism,contextualization of the Gospel (using Isaiah 65:17-25), and peacebuilding, forgiveness and reconciliation. Participants were taught by the Bishop, the Dean of the Cathedral, and the diocesan ... Read More »	Africa
2018-2019	Agisa, the Rev. Laban	Showing Mercy, Expressing Love Through Evangelism	The Rev. Laban Agisa (pictured, left) held an evangelism campaign in summer 2019, based from St. Paul’s Parish, in the Diocese of Maseno West, Anglican Church in Kenya. His team included the Bishop’s Chaplain, the Rev. Martin Pesa; the Vicar of St. Paul’s, the Rev. Shem Ochieng; and key facilitator Pastor Philemon Odembo. Together they ... Read More »	Africa
2018-2019	Coehlo, the Rev. Luis	Liturgical Renewal in the Anglican Communion: the Brazilian 2015 BCP as a Gift to English and Spanish Speaking Episcopalians / Anglicans	The Rev. Luis Coehlo is coordinating a project to provide a full translation into English and Spanish of the Brazilian BCP’s main rites, in order to foster liturgical renewal, enculturation and multicultural evangelization in LatinX/Latin-American contexts. He anticipates that the translation work will be complete in the fall of 2019 and that the publication will be ... Read More »	South America
2018-2019	Anthony, Cate	Gathering Around Our Table: Breaking Bread, Building Relationships	With the goal of exploring evangelism through the dinner worship experience, Cate Anthony planned and led an experience of ecumenical hospitality at her internship site, Trinity Episcopal Church in Newtown, CT. Her work included extensive communication among other local parishes, research and development of a table liturgy, and conducting storytelling training workshops for members of the ... Read More »	North America
2018-2019	Anderson, Nathan	Encounters	Nate Anderson is developing the “Encounters” project, a retreat-format program to teach Episcopalians how to craft and then relate to five-minute narratives about seeing God’s power and presence in their lives. To date he has created a training document, “God’s Story, Your Life,” and conducted a trial program at All Saints, Princeton.	North America
2018-2019	Mweningoma, The Rev. Jean	Training Women Evangelists in Buye	The Rev. Jean Mweningoma planned and led a two-week training session for 20 women in the Diocese of Buye in Burundi during the summer of 2018. He used a subsequent grant, during the summer of 2019, for followup training for this group and to train a new cohort of ten women. Topics addressed during the training ... Read More »
2018-2019	Chiutula, the Rev. Charles	Co-existence Between Christians and Muslims Through Evangelism	The Rev. Charles Chiutula recruited and trained a group of evangelists from twelve churches in Jali Parish, in the Anglican Diocese of Upper Shire in Malawi. The emphasis of the training was on prayerful preparation, following the model of Jesus, on using non-combative language in ministry, and on preparation for preaching. Following the training, two ... Read More »	Africa
2017-2018	Burke, Patrick	Urban, Anglo-Catholic Evangelism	Patrick Burke participated in Bexley Seabury’s Learning from London course in January, 2017. He visited eight different communities that are experimenting with different contextualized fresh expressions of church, and explored the theology behind fresh expressions through lectures and course readings. He then applied what he learned at his field parish, All Saints’, Indianapolis, by building a ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	Morris, Matthew David	Lectio Musica	Matthew David Morris launched Lectio Musica, a weekly, lectionary-based podcast with scripture and original music, for Ordinary Time ‘18 (May 21st). His grant work includes writing and recording one original song for each week, as well as recording the intro and outro music and the scripture readings. The podcast explores the spiritual practice of writing songs from to scripture, ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	Jackson, Erika	Bridges of Hope	Erika Jackson developed and offered Bridges of Hope, a program of tutoring, vocational training and Bible study, to marginalized teenage girls in Ghana during the summer of 2018. Her work required that she collaborate with the Bishop, Diocesan staff, and others who have worked with the target population in Cape Coast.	Africa
2017-2018	Kaliszewski, Jeanne	Wheels Within Wheels	Jeanne Kaliszewski is developing a bicycle-based ministry out of St. David of Wales Episcopal Church in Portland, Oregon. She attended Bexley Seabury’s Learning from London course in January ’18, where she was inspired by examples of contextual new ministries in the Fresh Expressions movement and learned to adopt a missional (versus attractional) model of 21st ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	Banda, The Rev. Chanju	Peer Discipleship Initiative for the Youth	The Rev. Chanju Banda held a five-day training for forty youth and ten pastors in July, 2018. The group included representatives from the major Christian denominations in the area. Although he intended to hold one session for the pastors, and then another for the youth, logistics required that he combine the sessions. He believes that ... Read More »	Africa
2017-2018	Rosen, The Rev. Dr. Carolyn	Zero Tolerance	The Rev. Dr. Carolyn Rosen co-curated the exhibit “Zero Tolerance” with her spouse, Dr. Aaron Rosen, in Billings, Montana. Intended to foster a powerful and inspiring image of Christian social engagement on behalf of the disenfranchised outsider in American society, the Rosens used grant funds to commission the exhibit by the artist Michael Takeo Magruder. ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	Chunga, The Rev. Julius	Empowering the Youth, Sustaining the Church	The Rev. Julius Chunga planned and led a six-day leadership and empowerment course for youth during the summer 2018. The training was offered in the Diocese of Northern Malawi and included participants from the dioceses of Southern Malawi and Lake Malawi; the National Youth Executive from the Anglican Council in Malawi also attended. The course ... Read More »	Africa
2017-2018	Harrington, Jim	Esfuerzo Escuela Norman (“The Norman School Effort”)	Jim Harrington used an EES grant to engage and organize Austin’s eastside Hispanic community around preventing the closure of the neighborhood elementary school, Escuela Norman, and to identify leaders and establish a missional community following the Communidades de Base model from Latin American liberation theology. The missional community is Proyecto Santiago, out of St. James Episcopal ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	McGregor, Kathy	On the Row	On the Row is a theatrical performance that allows audiences to hear the voices of the incarcerated in a way that reminds all of us what it means to be human. The E-21 grant to producer Kathy McGregor anchors a matching grant to the Prison Story Project to perform two new tours, one of which ... Read More »	North America
2017-2018	Pierce, The Rev. Terry	My Story, My Song	The Rev. Terry Pierce convened a group of women veterans and facilitated a program of storytelling and songwriting, as a way to open space for God to speak to their lives. She worked in partnership with singer/songwriter Kelley McRae, who performs one of the songs here. Pierce reflects that her grant work caused her to ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Ehly, Suzanne	Living Into Our Baptismal Covenant in Response to the TRC Calls to Action: Trusting in the Wisdom of Our Voices, Bodies and Breath; Strengthening Witness and Leadership	Suzanne Ehly made two trips to work with communities of Indigenous and settler Anglicans within the Territory of the People. Her work included listening, learning, building relationships, leading workshops and coaching, to explicitly link their living into the Baptismal Covenant to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action. In addition to the ministry of ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Lane, the Rev. Stephen	New HOPE Center Worshipping Community	Stephen Lane’s vision is to lay the foundation for a 12-step based worshipping community at the HOPE Center in Western New York. His grant work included studying best practices on the Bexley Seabury “Learning from London” course, and then convening a Visioning Summit to develop a mission plan. The Visioning Summit, held in November ’17, ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Matthews, Dr. Westina and Watkins, Jr., the Rev. Tommie	A Contemplative Approach to Spirituality and Sexuality	Dr. Westina Matthews and the Rev. Tommie Watkins, Jr. have developed and piloted Gifts from God: Spirituality and Sexuality, a program that uses contemplative practices to explore issues of human sexuality. The program is available for free download and will be offered as an online course through the Church Divinity School of the Pacific’s CALL program of ... Read More »
2016-2017	Sides, the Rev. Serena	Faithfully Today	The Rev. Serena Sides developed “Faithfully Today,” a simple social media resource of weekday prayer and inspiration for busy Christian parents. The program is intended to strengthen their relationships with God and prepare them to respond to their children’s faith questions. A successful Advent ’16 pilot led to some design changes for Lent ’17. The ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Stonesifer, Sarah	Stations of the Cross DC: A Pilgrimage for Art Lovers	Sarah Stonesifer worked with a team of curators to develop and offer a public stations of the cross in Washington, DC. It was launched for Lent ’17, and participants experienced the stations as a tour by downloading maps and podcasts from the website. The exhibit also offered prayer services, lectures, performances, and other events across Washington, ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Oliver, the Rev. Kyle Matthew	Digital Literacy Toolkit for Theological Education	The Rev. Kyle Matthew Oliver, working in collaboration with the Rev. Stacy Williams-Duncan of the Center for the Ministry of Teaching at Virginia Theological Seminary, is developing an online Digital Literacy Toolkit to support theological educators in seminaries and in nontraditional settings. By enabling educators to integrate these digital literacies into ministry formation, they will ... Read More »
2016-2017	The Rev. Dr. Gavin Shumate	God’s Love and the LGBT+ Community	The Rev. Dr. Gavin Shumate convened “God’s Love and the LGBT+ Community,” a summit for PFLAG members and the welcoming Episcopal Churches of the Diocese of Oregon to facilitate discussion, mutual community, and commitment to justice. The summit was held in July ‘17 at St. Paul Episcopal Church in Salem, OR for 200 attendees. The conference ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Quoi, the Rev. Terry	Prison Reform in Liberia	The Rev. Terry Quoi is continuing his 2016 grant work for prison reform in Liberia. He is expanding his scope, from improving prison conditions for inmates to engaging church and community leaders in transforming the criminal justice culture from a punitive system to a rehabilitative system. His work was initially delayed in summer ’17 by the ... Read More »	Africa
2016-2017	Price, Dr. Sarah Kye	Faith From the Margins to the Web	Dr. Sarah Kye Price launched and maintained Faith From the Margins to the Web, a weekly, lectionary-based blog based on Bible studies that brought together people who would be normally divided by social boundaries. Beginning with Advent 2017, the project continued for the entire Lectionary B and through Epiphany of Year C. She constantly adapted the methodology ... Read More »	North America
2016-2017	Bwatta, the Rev. Emmanuel	Empowering Women in the Diocese of Western Tanganyika	The Rev. Emmanuel Bwatta has preached, led seminars, Bible studies, met with church leaders, government officials, and individual men and women to explore the treatment of women in society and in the church. In three months’ time he attended over twenty events and connected with more than 1,400 individuals. He reports that many people with whom ... Read More »	Africa
2016-2017	Chanza, the Rev. Makweya	An Acts 11 Evangelism Model for Chikhwawa Parish	The Rev. Canon Makweya Chanzah has established a new church in the East Bank of the Shire River in Southern Malawi. His grant work included identifying and training lay and ordained leaders and working with them to facilitate a crusade. The location is of deep historical significance to the Diocese, but is geographically difficult to access. ... Read More »	Africa
2015-2016	Hicks, Janice	Dementia Ministry*	Dr. Janice Hicks is tapping into a widespread need in parishes for resources to support ministry with people with dementia, their families, caregivers and community groups. Hicks’ initial research involved exploring the Dementia Friendly Church movement in the UK. Visiting in early summer 2016, she interviewed several leaders in the movement (see photos, below). She built ... Read More »	North America
2015-2016	Masima, Mganulwa	Youth Catechesis	The Rev. Mganulwa Masima developed and taught a catechesis on Anglicanism to youth in the Diocese of Central Tanganyika. She reached over 600 youth in 33 parishes, and found an eagerness to learn about worship, tradition, scripture and sacraments. Many youth in the diocese leave the Anglican church for pentecostal churches, but the Rev. Masima believes ... Read More »	Africa
2015-2016	Perry, Nandra	Community Gardening	The Rev. Nandra Perry has enlisted the wider community to build a community garden at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Hearne, Texas. She intended that the garden would be the focal point for various community evangelism efforts, but found that interest in the garden and grounds came less from the neighborhood and more from the youth of ... Read More »	North America
2015-2016	Quoi, Terry	Evangelical Prison Ministry in Liberia	The Rev. Terry Quoi has developed a prison ministry with the incarcerated in Liberia. He trained and supported a team of prison chaplains, whose work continues. His vision is to teach those in prison how to pray, and how to build a relationship with God, and to invite them to think of God as one ... Read More »	Africa
2015-2016	Rodriguez, Al	American Latino Evangelism Outreach (ALEO)	The Rev. Al Rodriguez has worked for years to develop ALEO, as an Episcopal Church Fellow and in partnership with Latino/Hispanic Ministries of the Episcopal Church, while serving as interim Director of the Hispanic Church Studies Program at the Seminary of the Southwest. ALEO is an outreach ministry to 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation US-born ... Read More »	North America
2015-2016	Segu, Bart	Training Church Planters	The Rev. Bart Segu has returned to the Diocese of Kibondo, Tanzania to develop and offer a training series for church planters. Available to women and men, lay and ordained, the training focuses on Christian discipleship, Segu’s own church planting experience, and the knowledge he has gained through his studies at Sewanee. Segu believes that Christian ... Read More »	Africa
2015-2016	Sutterfield, Emily and the Rev. Ragan	Community for the Common Good	Emily and Ragan Sutterfield have developed a multimedia curriculum for parish use, on responding to climate change. The multi-week class includes prayers, interviews, activities, and facilitated discussions designed to help congregations explore their shared experience in facing climate change, how they perceive the church’s role in responding to climate change, and what steps can be taken ... Read More »	North America
2015-2016	Wakeen, Teresa	The Church at Crossroads*	Teresa Wakeen has launched a new worshipping community at the Crossroads Center, a social services outreach agency in Detroit. She leads three mid-week prayer services and one Sunday Singing Circle and Prayer service, along with a monthly family worship event that follows the Messy Church model. With New Mission Field designation in the Diocese of Michigan, Wakeen has ... Read More »	North America
2015-2016	Chanzah, Makweya	Evangelism Training in Southern Malawi	The Rev. Makweya Chanzah held a seven-day training for over 30 lay leaders in the Mulanje district of Southern Malawi. The training covered worship leadership, reading lessons in worship, and preaching. Participants are licensed by the Bishop, and licenses are renewable for five years with the parish priest’s collaboration. Fr. Chanzah has dreams of evangelism in ... Read More »	Africa
2015-2016	Evans, Kathy	Evangelical Witness Through Children’s Camps	Ms. Kathy Evans travelled with her spouse, the Rev. Boyd Evans, to Israel and Palestine for ten weeks during the summer of 2016. They worked at several summer camps in Ramallah, Zabadeh and Nazareth, which gave them a sense of the necessities and limitations of these programs. Combining these experiences with their US camp experience enabled them to ... Read More »	Asia
2014-2015	Doss, Andrew	Reviving Church Camp in Cuba	Andrew Doss had a leadership role in the development of the “Cuba Hoy!” conference for American and Cuban attorneys, policymakers, businesspeople and professors sponsored by At The Threshold. He used an E-21 grant to coordinate the participation of the Episcopal Diocese of Cuba in the conference, and to develop a case study for conference participants ... Read More »	Caribbean
2014-2015	Fisher-Stewart, Gayle	Center for the Study of Faith in Justice, Washington, DC*	The Rev. Gayle Fisher-Stewart has been working to establish the Center for the Study of Faith in Justice at Calvary Episcopal in DC. She has convened a number of events at Calvary, designed to support mutual understanding between church members and those seeking justice. She has developed a network of support within the Diocese of Washington ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Hainze, John	In the Beginning	Dr. John Hainze adapted the TEC Committee on Science, Technology and Faith “Catechism for Creation: An Episcopal Understanding” for widespread parish use. The 2005 program reconciles the science of creation with faith, and seeks to renew the faith of those in the church and reach out to those outside who may perceive that Christianity is ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Bassett, Win	Evangelism in Episcopal Schools	Bassett spent a day shadowing Mr. William W. Taylor, President of St. George’s Independent School in Memphis, TN. An active lay Episcopalian and successful educator, Mr. Taylor shared insight to his vocation. Basset, a published writer, produced an article profiling Taylor’s understanding of ministry and evangelism in the context of educational leadership. The article will ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Rodgers, Devin	Northside Abbey, Cincinnati	Devin Rodgers has worked to lay the foundation to plant Northside Abbey, a new community of “cultural creatives” in Cincinnati. He participated in the Learning from London course and shared the best practices for missional communities that he learned with the leadership team of Northside Abbey. He has facilitated and planned grassroots conversation and several ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Segu, Bart, the Rev.	Muslim/Christian Relations in Tanzania	The Rev. Bart Segu is working this summer to promote peaceful Muslim/Christian relations in the Diocese of Kibondo, Tanzania. He has begun training his co-leaders, and they will conduct extensive interviews of stakeholders, victims of violence and religious leaders. A conference of interfaith leaders at the Kibondo Training Center will be held at the end ... Read More »	Africa
2014-2015	Williams, Bob, Canon	“Media and Ministry” for the Chinese Convocation	Canon Bob Williams partnered with the Li Tim-Oi Center in San Gabriel, CA to offer a workshop on “Media & Ministry” to members of the Chinese Convocation. Participants learned about messaging, websites, social media and crisis management, in order to strengthen their skills of Gospel proclamation using electronic media. There are significant opportunities for evangelism ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Anderson, Christian	EVN: Episcopal Video Network	With acting and production experience in Los Angeles, Christian Anderson interned during summer ’15 in the video department of Trinity Wall Street to cultivate a uniquely Episcopal focus to video production. He then developed the EVN program: Episcopal Video Network, in collaboration with a team from his field parish. The program is a fun and accessible ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Nyein, Zack	Table on the Green	Zack Nyein has been involved with the leadership of Table on the Green, a new community from Trinity on the Green, New Haven, that meets on a weeknight and attracts a diverse congregation. In partnership with other student leaders, congregational leaders and area clergy, he has used the EES grant to work for long-term sustainability for the program. ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Snodgrass, Bowie	Writing Our Witness	An experienced writer, Bowie Snodgrass planned to lead three poetry, prayer and lyric-writing workshops for young people. Her goal was to encourage them to explore and share their faith, in their own words. The first workshop was for youth, as part of the Creative Arts Camp at Calvary-St. George’s Episcopal Church. The second was a weekend ... Read More »	North America
2014-2015	Spellers, the Rev. Canon Stephanie	Project Reconciliation	Project Reconciliation will share the reconciling, healing love of God in Jesus Christ and provide the resources for parish groups and the wider church to do the same.The Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers led a team of four students to collect video interviews and stories from people at five key sites in the history of TEC: Hayneville, AL, and ... Read More »	North America
2013-2014	Allen, Lainie	The Community for Missional Leadership Formation, Dallas	She piloted an 8-week summer program of service in an intentional community for young adults during the summer of 2014. The participants lived a Rule of Life in Dallas, including prayer, work, hospitality, renewal and study.	North America
2013-2014	Altizer, Aimee	Unshackled	Aimee Altizer has developed and launched Unshackled, a third space community in Utah, which ministers with formerly incarcerated people. She used to EES grant primarily for the first round of leadership development training. Follow Unshackled on Facebook	North America
2013-2014	Fout, Jason, the Rev. Dr.	Learning from London	He studied church growth in the Diocese of London by meeting with and interviewing leaders of numerous innovative and successful ministries there. He will adapt and share the best practices for evangelism that he discovered both in a book (to be released by Forward Movement in 2015) and at the Consortium for Endowed Episcopal parishes ... Read More »	Europe North America
2013-2014	Hall, Rebecca	The Sunday Supper Project, Austin	She developed and piloted The Sunday Supper project for families of teens at St. David’s, Austin. It uses face-to-face meetings and a website to guide the creation liturgical space and the practice of family devotions at home, around meals.	North America
2013-2014	Bassett, Win	Reynolds Price and Mercy	He researched the theme of mercy in the writings of Reynolds Price, and led a small group breakout session at the Mockingbird conference in NYC in April 2014. In addition, he wrote an article on his summer CPE experience in Charlottesville that was accepted by Commonweal magazine.	North America
2013-2014	Borgen, Linda-Suzanne	Resources for Ministry with Human Trafficking Victims	She researched national resources for survivors of human trafficking, and developed prototype materials to empower parishes for ministry with these victims.	North America
2013-2014	Peters, the Rev. David	Episcopal Veterans’ Fellowship, Texas	The Rev. David Peters has launched the Episcopal Veterans’ Fellowship in Texas. The Christian support group for combat veterans and spouses meets and worships regularly, and solicits new members. There are now four groups meeting regularly, in four different churches. Follow the Episcopal Veterans’ Fellowship on Facebook Listen to Peters’ interview on NPR Read Peters’ ... Read More »	North America
2013-2014	Shisler Goff, Sara	The Slate Project, Baltimore	The Rev. Sara Shisler Goff co-leads a new community in Baltimore, the Slate Project, with a Presbyterian and a Lutheran pastor. Shisler Goff used the EES grant to develop an in-house music ministry team to compose and lead music in the community worship. She took a leadership team to the Music that Makes Community course ... Read More »	North America
2013-2014	Watkins, Tommie	Linking AA and GTS	Dr. Watkins used his position as the first-ever student liaison for the Ninth Avenue AA Group to reach out in two directions: he held workshops on addiction and recovery awareness training for the GTS community, and organized a series of Recovery Eucharists in the Good Shepherd Chapel at GTS for the AA Group. Three awareness ... Read More »	North America
2013-2014	Whitman, Chandler; Maddison, Ben; Riley, Mark; and Tremaine, David	Mission to Tanzania	The group proposed to teach New Testament Greek at Renk Bible College in South Sudan; however, their plans were aborted with the outbreak of violence in December ’13. They had a productive trip to Msalato Seminary in Tanzania in May 2014, where they taught Greek and participated in community life.	Africa
2013-2014	Williams, Marion	Visual Arts and Spiritual Direction in NYC	She has created a training model for the use of expressive arts in spiritual direction. She will offer it to the Spiritual Direction class at GTS and in other NYC locations.	North America
2012-2013	Good, Deirdre	Learner-Centered Bible Study	She developed a lay-led, learned-centered model for scripture study in parishes, by consulting with and participating in existing programs in four different parishes. She offered “A Day of Lay-Led, Parish-Based Scripture Studies” at GTS May 2014.	North America
2012-2013	Johnson, Kellaura and Van Zandt, Mary Balfour	Voices of Haitian Episcopalians	They visited Haiti in January 2013 to record the stories of Haitian Episcopalians. They produced a video for social media and held a photography exhibit in Austin.	Caribbean
2012-2013	Ledford, Marcia	The Lazarus Lives Project, Detroit	The Rev. Marcia Ledford is developing a faith-based community for LGBTQ youth called “Lazarus Lives!” The group chooses to join her chaplaincy ministry from a teen resource center in Detroit. The program received a UTO grant for a photo exhibit, for which she has facilitated the youth telling the stories of their experience of God ... Read More »	North America
2012-2013	Linthicum, Dorothy	Digital Formation and Evangelism	She taught digital formation and evangelism for one year at the College of the Transfiguration in Grahamestowne, South Africa.	Africa
2012-2013	Maggianno, Grey and O'Brien, Audrey	Training Lay Leaders in Colombia	They developed and offered training in community-based social outreach programs at Diocesan Council at Medillin. Colombian parishes who participated in the training were equipped to use the program as a driver for evangelism and congregational growth.	South America
2012-2013	Monroe, Sarah	Chaplains on the Harbor*	Inspired by her study of liberation theology at EDS, the Rev. Sarah Monroe used an EES grant to visit several street ministries and to research and prepare a series of Bible studies and liturgies for use with economic refugees in the Diocese of Olympia. Her subsequent work in the Chechalis River Basin of Grays Harbor County, Washington ... Read More »	North America
2012-2013	Roark, Hal	Piloting an Innovative Liturgy	He visited several emergent communities and developed a new “Rite 3” liturgy for families, which he offered in his field parish.	North America
2012-2013	Webster, William	Bold Enough to Say	Billy Webster wrote and produced a rock opera, Bold Enough to Say. The performance piece is based on twelve songs he wrote in response to meditating on the Lord’s Prayer. It premiered in Brooklyn at the church of St. Luke and St. Matthew in October, 2014. The second performance was at Garden City Community Church ... Read More »	North America
2012-2013	Wolyniak, Joseph	New Tracts for Our Times	Joseph Wolyniak applied for an Evangelism for the 21st Century grant when his spouse, the Rev. Liz Costello, was a seminarian at the Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. Himself a Ph.D. candidate at Oxford, Wolyniak’s vision for the “New Tracts for Our Times” video series is deeply rooted in scripture and theology yet proclaims the ... Read More »	North America
2011-2012	Dannhauser, Adrian	Faith Sharing Workshops	She taught relational evangelism through “Faith Sharing” workshops at two parishes, and provided follow-up support for an ongoing ministry of evangelism.	North America
2011-2012	Franklin, James	Pastoral Care in Ecuador	He completed a four-week pastoral care training trip to a clinic in Equador. Encountered a norm of proselytizing, he offered a model of focusing on the patient’s needs and assurance of God’s loving presence. He also preached at four area churches and enjoyed extended fellowship.	South America
2011-2012	Joslyn-Siemiatkowski, Dr. Daniel	Church Planting in Poland	With the support of the Bishop of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, he held a successful conference in March 2012 to explore establishing an Episcopal church in Krakow. The Polish Episcopal Network continues to work for an expanded presence in Poland.	Europe
2011-2012	Atong, the Rev. Joel	Youth in Mission Project	He trained thirty young adults, ages 20-35, in Mission and Evangelism in the Diocese of Mombasa in Kenya. Some of the participants completed a mission trip to Uganda. He prepared a written curriculum based on the workshop, for future use in the Diocese.	Africa
2011-2012	Baker, Dr. Anthony	The Theology Studio	He developed and hosted The Theology Studio, with interviews, book reviews and podcasts. The venture provided resources and a scholarly community for students and young scholars.	North America
2011-2012	Lebrija, Lorenzo	Sweet Hour of Prayer	He produced a musical set in an emergency room, after the son of a local preacher goes on a shooting rampage at a local convenience store. It premiered in NYC in 2012, exploring the faithful response when bad things happen to good people.	North America
2011-2012	Barnett, the Rev. Andrew K.	Theodicy Jazz Collective	The Theodicy Jazz Collective extended a tour to Canterbury and offered their music to diverse communities with limited funds, via worship services, workshops and resources.	Europe
2011-2012	Blackmer, Stephen	Networking for an Environmental Church*	Building on prior grant work, the Rev. Steve Blackmer acquired land and developed a network which became Church of the Woods “to evangelize the many locals who love the outdoors and seek spirituality in nature, not church…” – The Living Church, 11/16/14. Blackmer co-hosted Pilgrimage for Earth, a triennial liturgy festival, with St. James, Woodstock, ... Read More »	North America
2011-2012	Mathewson, Colin	Evangelism in Hispanic Community	He partnered with the Kaleidoscope Institute to deliver two workshops on evangelistic leadership in Latino/Hispanic congregations in San Diego.	North America
2011-2012	Brosseau, Susannah and Olson, Seth	Sharing the Gospel from Kenya	While completing an internship at an HIV/AIDS clinic in Kenya, they prepared daily meditations on scripture. Through a booklet and leader’s guide, they shared the faith story of the community they served with various parishes and their seminary.	Africa
2011-2012	Smith, Twila	Episcopal Disability Network	She updated and re-launched the website for the Episcopal Disability Network, to support ministry by and with persons with disabilities.	North America
2011-2012	Stokes, Grant	Resident Chaplaincy at Sewanee	Grant Stokes lobbied the University of the South to convert the Resident Advisors program to one of Resident Chaplains, and used an E-21 grant to pilot to first year. The Resident Chaplains worked hard for undergraduate acceptance and participation, and administrative support; the program was renewed by the University.	North America
2011-2012	Vesel, Meghan	Ministry with Portugese-Speaking Immigrants	She completed an immersion experience in Brazil and established the Brazilian Immigrant Center at a parish in CT, where she developed a church-sponsored bridge ministry that involves collaboration and partnership with a broad spectrum of social services.	North America
2011-2012	Yung, Bernard	Lay Preaching in the Philippines	His offered workshops on lay preaching at St. Andrew’s Theological Seminary in the Philippines.	Asia
2011-2012	Zink, the Rev. Jesse	Teaching Sudani in the US*	He taught a class on the history of the church in Sudan, from the perspective of evangelism and mission, to members of St. Paul’s Sudanese Mission in Phoenix. The class built on his prior grant work in Sudan and provided him the opportunity to learn from his students, who had lived the latest chapters of ... Read More »	North America
2010-2011	Camblos, Hilary	Evangelism Through Intentional Communities	She completed a summer internship internship at Good Earth Farm, an intentional Episcopal farming community in Ohio. She led eleven classes on evangelism for the friars; she interviewed the friars and sixteen visitors to the farm to inform a “consultant’s report,” which will be the basis for the friars’ campus outreach ministry; finally, she prepared ... Read More »	North America
2010-2011	Ehly, Suzanne	Embodying the Great Commandment	She expanded her prior work with Diocese of Massachusetts interns to a workshop for Episcopal Service Corps Program Directors and intern representatives.	North America
2010-2011	Hall, Rebecca	Small Group Ministries Conference	She held a conference on Small Group Ministries, for practitioners and seminarians, at the SSW.	North America
2010-2011	Haufiku, Linnea	HIV/AIDS Awareness in Namibia	She led an ecumenical workshop and retreat on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention in Namibia.	Africa
2010-2011	Johnson, the Rev. Stephanie and Dankel, the Rev. Rainey	Parish Administration in Ghana	They visited St. Nicholas Seminary in Cape Coast, Ghana, where they taught classes in parish administration. They also attended classes and nurtured the relationship between St. Nicholas and Berkeley at Yale. Johnson had established a partner relationship on a prior visit, and they visited the Ghanan parish with gifts from the Connecticut parish.	Africa
2010-2011	Kenney, Beryl	Indigenous Liturgy	She completed an eleven-week internship in the Diocese of Alaska, where she preached, taught and provided pastoral care for the Native residents. She complete the translation of a Ko’yukon songbook and developed indigenous language prayers and creeds. She also attended a consortium on Native Ministries at Vancouver School of Theology.	North America
2010-2011	Lukens, Matthew	Resourcing the Episcopal Evangelism Network	He held a conference of the Episcopal Evangelism Network of entrepreneurial missioner seminarians; representatives from various seminaries attended.	North America
2010-2011	McKim, the Rev. Laurie	Mission to Costa Rica	She completed an immersion and ministry experience in Costa Rica and continues to serve a Spanish-speaking congregation at her parish in Texas.	Central America
2010-2011	Oliver, Kyle	Digital Adult Formation	He attended a summer conference and designed a web-based curriculum module for adults, on the conversation between science and technology. He piloted the program at his field parish and then developed a resource-sharing site for seminarians.	North America
2010-2011	Prichard, the Rev. Dr. Robert	Sustainable Construction in Pine Ridge	He facilitated the construction of a sustainable building adjoining an Episcopal mission on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The grant influenced the techniques and approaches used by Native American builders on Pine Ridge, and generated excitement about the work of the Episcopal Church on the reservation.	North America
2010-2011	Sang, the Rev. Philip	Lay-led Worship in Kenya	He held workshops to train lay leaders from the widespread Tot Missionary area in the Diocese of Kitale, Kenya. Leaders from each of seven congregations were trained in reading scripture, church tradition, and liturgical leadership.	Africa
2010-2011	Seddon, Matthew	Digital Education for Ministry with Latinos	He researched Mexican religious symbolism in Mexico and at US parishes with successful ministry to Mexican immigrants. He developed a website for the Diocese of Utah to educate non-Mexican people of faith about Mexican religious symbolism and to inform the use of religious symbols by parishes who wish to become more welcoming to Mexican immigrants.	North America
2010-2011	Wells, the Rev. Dr. Jo Bailey	Teaching Mission to S. Sudan	Dr. Wells facilitated the second annual Leadership Seminar for an estimated 35 leaders across the Episcopal Church in Sudan.	Africa
2010-2011	Zink, Jesse	Networking Mission in S. Sudan	He visited South Sudan and reported for Episcopal News Service on the independence celebrations and the church’s work in Abyei. He visited clergy in three dioceses, to build on the relationships he established in prior grant work, and was invited to teach and preach. His grant work influenced his book, “Backpacking Through the Anglican Communion.” ... Read More »	Africa
2009-2010	Caruso, Kevin	Exploring Emergent Communities	He visited three emergent communities to learn their stories and their systems, offered a workshop at the Seminarian Leadership Conference and at BDS, and led reading course at BDS.	North America
2009-2010	D'Angio White, Andrew & Sara	Youth Ministry in Navajoland	They spent the summer at Good Shepherd Mission in the Diocese of Navajoland, where they created a self-sustaining youth program.	North America
2009-2010	Davis, Ellen	Leadership Seminar in S. Sudan	She conducted a Leadership Seminar for theological educators in the Episcopal Church of Sudan, for the enhancement of their educational ministries.	Africa
2009-2010	Franklin, the Rev. Ann	Mission to the Holy Land	She made two trips to Israel/Palestine. For the first, she lived and worked in the rural Northern West Bank, assisting in parish ministry and working in the olive fields. For the second, she lived in an affluent middle-class Palestinian Muslim neighborhood and worked at the Sabeel headquarters, assisting in the coordination of an ecumenical, international ... Read More »	Asia
2009-2010	Huston, Mary Ann	Meditative Prayer	She presented a workshop on labyrinths at St. Mark’s, San Marcos. She also created bi-lingual prayer cards and signage to draw the community to the labyrinth.	North America
2009-2010	Angell, Mike	Community Organizing and Evangelism	He explored evangelism through community organizing by visiting several emergent communities and received training in community organizing. He co-led a “Fridays at the Seminary” for area clergy and developed a resource for use by others.	North America
2009-2010	Kimball, Dr. Lisa and McNaughton, the Rev. Marge	The Homeless as Evangelists*	Dr. Lisa Kimball and the Rev. Marge McNaughton facilitated the ministry of evangelism by homeless members of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC. Participants in the Gospel Art! program created original works of art and reproduced some of these on notecards. The art was sold at Epiphany, at the Eastern Market in Washington, DC, ... Read More »	North America
2009-2010	Baer, Kirsten	Exploring Emergent Communities	She visited several emergent communities including the Crossing in Boston, Church of the Apostles in Seattle, Moot in London, and Grace in Ealing, UK. She prepared a resource booklet on emergent worship and co-led a “Fridays at the Seminary” for area clergy.	North America
2009-2010	Kitch, Sarah	Interactive Experiential Drama in Ramallah	She taught a four-week course of interactive experiential drama at the Arab Evangelical Episcopal School in Ramallah.	Asia
2009-2010	Lytle, Julie	Faith Formation 2020	She convened nineteen seasoned faith formation educators and practioners to share needs and resources, fears and strengths, concerns and hopes for the future of faith formation.	North America
2009-2010	Blackmer, Stephen	Developing a Theology of Environmental Reconciliation	He developed a profound and comprehensive theory of the orientation, language, practices and community required to bring a reconciliatory Christology to the work of ecological salvation. Subsequent grant work extended this theory into a network that became Church of the Woods, for which he won the Morgan Directors’ Award in 2014.	North America
2009-2010	Ngijoe Yanke, Clemence	Healing and Reconciliation in Cameroon	She attended the Contextual Theology Programme at the College of the Transfiguration in Grahamstown, South Africa. She then convened a two-week workshop on healing and reconciliation using a contextual theology approach in Cameroon.	Africa
2009-2010	O'Carroll, Bryan	Community of Hope Program in Malawi	He worked with an experienced team to train twenty-nine leaders from the Diocese of Upper Shire in Malawi in the Community of Hope program of lay pastoral care.	Africa
2009-2010	Sisk, Heather	Magdelene as Spiritual Guide	She sculpted four figures of Mary Magdalene, and led a Quiet Day at GTS on Magdalene as a spiritual guide.	North America
2009-2010	Sumani, the Rev. Andrew	HIV/AIDS Care in Malawi	He conducted training for twenty home-based caregivers of HIV/AIDS patients using the established Channels of Hope resource in the Diocese of Malawi. The Care Teams had been established with a prior EES grant.	Africa
2009-2010	Sweeney, the Very Rev. Sylvia	Claiming the Vision	She interviewed some of the chief architects of the baptism rite in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer: Dr. Dan Stevick, Dr. Louis Weil, Dr. Lee Mitchell and the Rt. Rev. Frank Griswold. The interviews were professionally videotaped by Episcopal Church Center staffers, resulting in archived footage available for future research. A parish curriculum on ... Read More »	North America
2009-2010	Zink, Jesse	Teaching Mission in S. Sudan	He lived in and taught at the Bishop Gwynne College in Juba, Sudan. He was awarded the Morgan Directors’ Award in 2012 for this and subsequent grant work.	Africa
2008-2009	Bwatta, the Rev. Emmanuel	Lay Ministry in Tanzania	He completed a preaching and teaching tour to promote lay ministry in the Diocese of Western Tanzania.	Africa
2008-2009	Crist, Mary	Distance Learning in Alaska	She traveled to Alaska to develop and implement training for lay leaders of three Alaskan villages; the ongoing support was provided online.	North America
2008-2009	Akol, the Rev. Zacharia Diing	Building Bridges in Sudan	He completed an immersion in South Sudan, and shared his experience with the seminary community.	Africa
2008-2009	Ehly, Suzanne	“Loaves and Fishes”	Suzanne Ehly developed and led a series of workshops exploring voice, breth and body, and developing practices of radical self-care, for young adults in the Diocese of Massachusetts vocational internship programs.	North America
2008-2009	Baker, Andrea	Church Camp in Honduras*	Baker assembled a team of youth and adults from the Diocese of Northern California to plan and lead Camp Holy Spirit in Tela, Honduras. Working with Honduran volunteers, they adapted the model of a residential US church camp for twenty participants. She subsequently served as Superintendent of Episcopal Schools in the Diocese of Honduras. Her ... Read More »	Central America
2008-2009	Good, Deirdre	Interfaith Workshop	She held an interfaith (Jewish/Christian) workshop in NYC of musical performance and explanation of Psalms and Canticles.	North America
2008-2009	Greer, Hilary	Evangelism through Reconciliation in Rwanda	She completed an internship with REACH Rwanda, providing executive assistance as they opened a conference center, and participated in a reconciliation event with perpetrators and victims of violence.	Africa
2008-2009	Haig, Karen	Baptismal Ecclesiology Training	She developed an adult curriculum on Baptismal Ecclesiology for use in Latino ministry contexts, based on completing the Panama Project, a language and mission program.	Central America
2008-2009	Hawkins, Deborah	Mission to El Salvador	She built on her prior work and strengthened the companion relationship by leading a mission trip of youth and adults from two parishes in CA.	Central America
2008-2009	Holt, Meredith	Teaching Mission to Tanzania	She completed a teaching internship at Msalato Theological College, Dodoma, Tanzania.	Africa
2008-2009	Hughes-Habel, Deborah	Multicultural Ministry	She completed an immersion in the Moab Valley Multicultural Center in Utah and shared best practices for Hispanic ministry with the seminary community.	North America
2008-2009	Hungerford, Eric and Kidd, Stephen	Promoting Global Partnerships	They made an immersion and filming mission trip to Southern Malawi, documenting US and Malawian participants in the partnership. Their videos promote global partnerships as a means to fight poverty.	Africa
2008-2009	LaFon, Kirk	Contextual Theology	He participated in the Contextual Theology Programme at College of the Transfiguration in Grahamestown, South Africa.	Africa
2008-2009	Lam, Vivian	Connecting to Palestine	She participated in Sabeel’s young adult conference.	Asia
2008-2009	Bardelmeier, Andrea	Episcopal Premarital Program	She researched and developed a pilot Episcopal premarital counseling program, andpiloted it in a workshop.	North America
2008-2009	Barnett, Andrew and Politz, Sarah	Faith-Based Environmental Stewardship	They studied sustainable agriculture at the Asian Rural Institute in Japan and implemented a program of faith-based environmental stewardship at Yale Divinity School.	North America
2008-2009	Lobban, Andrew	Spiritual Disciplines for the Homeless*	Lobban worked with classmate Diane Pike to offer a Cursillo-style retreat in a San Antonio homeless shelter.	North America
2008-2009	Morris, Dr. Peter	Community Health Mission to Sudan	He taught community health to seminarians at Renk Bible College in South Sudan.	Africa
2008-2009	Ndhana, the Rev. Daudi	Children’s Ministry in Tanzania	He completed a teaching and preaching tour to inspire and organize the church in Tanzania to take an active role in the care of impoverished children and children orphaned by AIDS.	Africa
2008-2009	Ndhana, Olivia	Family Ministry in Tanzania	She introduced a theological basis for family planning to faith communities in Tanzania.	Africa
2008-2009	Boller, Hilary	Companion Relationships in Tanzania	She completed an immersion and mission trip to the Diocese of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and developed guidelines for success in companion relationships.	Africa
2008-2009	Ngijoe Yanke (Group)	Mission to Cameroon	She led two mission groups from CDSP to Cameroon; one offered Christian Education skills to church members and the other offered church leadership skills.	Africa
2008-2009	Noonan, Deborah	Border Ministry in Arizona	She worked in border ministry with the Diocese of Arizona.	North America
2008-2009	Britton, the Very Rev. Joseph	Mission to Ghana	He traveled to St. Nicholas Seminary in Ghana, to formalize an exchange relationship with the Berkeley Divinity School at Yale.	Africa
2008-2009	Spalding, Kirsten	Eucharistic Formation	She completed a study trip to S. Africa and developed an adult formation curriculum for St. Mark’s, Berkeley, CA.	Africa
2008-2009	Sumani, the Rev. Andrew	HIV/AIDS Ministry in Malawi	He trained parish representatives in HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention in Malawi; he also implemented parish-based care teams for HIV/AIDS patients.	Africa
2008-2009	Wells, the Rev. Dr. Jo Bailey	Teaching Mission to Sudan	She taught Anglicanism, Pastoral Care and Counseling, and Conflict and Reconciliation at Renk Theological College in southern Sudan.	Africa
2008-2009	Wyndham, Beth	Baptismal Formation	She developed and field tested a retreat curriculum for parents and godparents in the parish setting.	North America
2007-2008	Crumlish, Peter and Johnson, Stephanie	Mission to Ghana	They taught and lived with the community at St. Nicholas Seminary in Ghana.	Africa
2007-2008	Denney, Shelley	Christian Education in El Salvador*	Denney traveled to El Salvador on an EES grant for language immersion and to develop Christian Education curricula.	Central America
2007-2008	Franklin, the Rev. Ann	Bible Study in the Holy Land	She led Bible study and religious education programs in villages in Israel and Palestine and offered small group leadership training for village lay leaders. She then developed an Advent curriculum for US parishes, designed to help them engage the experience of Christians in the Holy Land.	Asia
2007-2008	Friedrich, the Rev. Jim	Film and Video in Worship	He held events at Ridley Hall and at Guilford Cathedral (UK) on the use of film/video in mission and worship.	Europe
2007-2008	Hollis, Joanna	Chaplain Internship in Japan	She completed an internship with the chaplains at Rikkyo University in Japan and with them about opportunities she discerned for increasing their effectiveness.	Asia
2007-2008	Jeuland, Jane	“Your Place” for Inner-city Youth*	Jeuland served as Director of Long-Range Planning at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in New Haven, CT.	North America
2007-2008	Klukas, the Rev. Arnold	History of Christian Worship	He converted his existing lectures and photos to digital format, and researched and outlined a book and multi-media kit for historical and contemporary liturgy.	North America
2007-2008	Lanier, Justin	Contemplative Evangelism	He was trained in Zen Buddhism and met with Christian ministry leaders in Japan, and developed a new model for area ministry in the Diocese of California. His travesl also included St. Benedict’s monastery, St. Benedict’s retreat house and the Contemplative Outreach Center in Denver.	Asia
2007-2008	Barham, Michael	Holy Lingering	He established a pilgrimage center in Santiago, Spain for “Holy Lingering.” His reflected on “the nexus between pilgrimage and hospitality,” which he applies to the mission of the church in twenty-first century evangelism: providing hospitality to non-traditional seekers, and serving as companion to them when they face thresholds with the Holy.	Europe
2007-2008	Lees, Everett	Small Group Leader Training	He completed small group leader training and implemented small group ministry in his field parish.	North America
2007-2008	Linthicum, Dorothy	Curriculum Development in S. Africa	She worked and taught at College of the Transfiguration in Grahamstown, South Africa, developing of curricula for youth ministry and the catechumenate process. She also taught at a public school in a nearby township.	Africa
2007-2008	MacDonald, the Rev. Canon John	Evangelism to Post-Franco Youth	He studied youth culture in Madrid and developed an evangelism strategy for that population.	Europe
2007-2008	Magill, the Rev. Elizabeth	Worcester Fellowship	She used the E-21 grant to bring guest musicians, a weekly Bible Study and monthly community meetings to the homeless congregation of Worcester Fellowship.	North America
2007-2008	Bennett, Debra and Black, Vincent	Healing and Wholeness Retreat	They planned and convened a healing retreat for female and gay male victims of violence and abuse, held in the Diocese of Long Island.	North America
2007-2008	Mason, Lisa	Mission to Belarus	She made a mission trip to Belarus, for immersion and evangelism with those previously oppressed by Soviet power.	Europe
2007-2008	McDaniel, the Rev. Dr. Judith	Contextual Homiletics	She traveled to Israel and Palestine and investigatde contextual formation and homiletic education in the larger Anglican Communion.	Asia
2007-2008	Blessing, Wren	Practicing Prayer, Imagining New Life	She held a series of meetings of Spanish and English speakers for prayer, study, and reflection on the Psalms and rural life. She revised/developed a curriculum for rural churches to follow the model she developed.	North America
2007-2008	Ndhana, D	Anglicanism in Tanzania	He made a preaching and teaching tour in Tanzania, sharing his experience of the American Church, especially the theology and worship of the catholic tradition.	Africa
2007-2008	Wachner, the Rev. Emily	“Women’s Work/Women’s War” Voices from Sudan*	The Rev. Wachner’s grant took her to Lui Diocese in Southern Sudan in December ‘08 with a group from the Diocese of Missouri. She interviewed six women leaders – priests, a teacher, an NGO coordinator, and the wife of the Archbishop – who have survived the twenty-one year civil war. Women’s Work / Women’s War: Voices ... Read More »	Africa
2007-2008	Brion, Theresa	MDG’s in Appalachia	She developed a curriculum using the MDG’s as the linkage to Appalachian issues of hunger, health care and illiteracy. She offered it in the parish setting in the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.	North America
2007-2008	Seaborn, Sandra	Mission to Uganda	She participated in a cross-cultural immersion in Uganda, with a focus on the role of women in the Ugandan Anglican church.	Africa
2007-2008	Shisler, Sara	Contextual Theology	She participated in the Contextual Theology Programme at the College of the Transfiguration in Grahamstown, South Africa.	Africa
2007-2008	Smith, the Rev. Steve	Anglicanism in Malawi	He taught, studied and lived in community at Leonard Kamungu Theological College in Malawi.	Africa
2007-2008	Staudt, Dr. Kathleen	Vocational Discernment with Young Adults	She held several workshops on vocation in the world for young adults, developed video and written materials and continues to mentor a young adult group.	North America
2007-2008	Van Kirk, Andrew	Biblical Typology*	Mr. Van Kirk used EES funding to develop a four-week typology curriculum for use in parish adult education: Reading Stories, Reading Christ: The Bible, Typology, and History. The program offers a cohesive treatment of scripture, doctrine and church history and includes video segments and a comprehensive study guide. He has taught and revised the curriculum ... Read More »	North America
2007-2008	Willard-Williford, Joy	Youth Chaplaincy	She served as chaplain to the “You Must Be Born Again”-themed trip for middle-school aged children from Melbourne, Florida, who shared many first-time experiences.	North America
2007-2008	Wille, Suzanne	Contextual Theology	She participated in the Contextual Theology Programme at the College of the Transfiguration in Grahamstown, South Africa.	Africa
2007-2008	Wilson, Connie	Renk Media Team*	Connie Wilson, who was Director of Communications at Seabury-Western Theological Seminary when the grant was awarded, traveled with a professional photographer and a professional videographer to the Diocese of Renk in Southern Sudan to film and photograph the work of the Episcopal Church in Sudan.	Africa
2007-2008	Woodbury, Kim	Total Common Ministry	She worked in youth ministry and evangelism in a mission in the Virgin Islands.	Caribbean

*Awarded Directors' Award