We Believe 2024
The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego (EDSD) is excited to announce the continuation of the diocesan-wide confirmation course “We Believe” following a highly successful inaugural year. This innovative program, designed for young people seeking a deeper understanding and connection with their faith, proved to be a transformative experience for participants.
Last year, “We Believe” saw 12 teenagers embark on a journey of faith designed to help them explore their faith. Crafting their own Anglican Rosaries, participating in interactive workshops, and a four-mile prayer hike up Black Mountain were just a few of the spiritually centered activities the students reported as impactful. These experiences were designed not only to deepen the understanding of the Episcopal faith but also to foster a strong sense of community among Lille vs Strasbourg the participants. The course was especially praised for its balance of spiritual depth and personal growth.
This year, EDSD plans to build on this foundation with even more enriching experiences and opportunities for participants to explore their faith in a supportive and dynamic environment. “We Believe” 2024 registration opens on January 10 and is set to commence on February 18th. EDSD extends an open invitation to all individuals interested in embarking on this spiritual journey. The program’s continuation is a testament to EDSD’s commitment to nurturing faith and community within the diocese, providing a platform for individuals to deepen their relationship with God and strengthen their spiritual foundations. For more information about We Believe and to register, please use this link.
For other formation events throughout the year, please contact the Director for Formation, Charlette Preslar.
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Category: #Worship & Formation, #Youth, Children, & Families
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