New Diocesan Sacred Ground Circle: EDSD Racial Justice Task Force will organize a new Sacred Ground circle starting on October 3. Gigi Miller & Erin O’Brien from St. Andrew’s Encinitas will co-facilitate. Sacred Ground is the Episcopal Church’s film & reading based series which creates space for difficult but respectful and transformative dialogue on race, […]
EDSD Creation Care Task Force All Soul's, Christ Church, Good Sam's, St Bart's, St Marys in the Valley and St Paul's will present the film followed by viewer discussion. We hear so much about the dire state of the world and how climate change impacts God’s creation right now. This film takes us to solutions: […]
Sharing God's Good News Sharing God's Good News is a not-so-basic training designed to introduce a fresh, humble, effective and Episcopal approach to the spiritual practice of evangelism. Attendees will also be sent a Participant Guide + Handouts that include a host of resources for sharing the Jesus Movement, redefining evangelism, organizing a revival, sharing […]
What: Deacon’s Retreat – Dreaming Into Our Future When: Monday, September 26 from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM (just prior to Clergy Conference the same day) Where: St Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church, 44651 Avenida de Missiones, Temecula, 92592. Questions: Please contact Archdeacon Cindy Campos, ccampos@edsd.org OR 858-449-0964 * Lunch will be provided Please confirm […]
Together as the community of spiritual leaders of the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego, we will take this time apart to journey in a rhythm of silence, prayer, and speech. We will have time and space to deeply listen to Spirit’s prayer in us and one another. One on One Spiritual Direction sessions will be […]
Fall Book Study - See No Stranger by Valarie Kaur Sponsoring groups - Creation Care Task Force, St. Paul's Cathedral, Camp Stevens Why this book? Valarie Kaur will be the keynote speaker for Camp Stevens' Restorative Justice event October 28-30. As a Sikh activist, civil rights leader, author, lawyer, filmmaker and founder of the Revolutionary […]
What This Episcopal Church film & reading based series creates space for difficult but respectful and transformative dialogue on race, racism & faith. When Dialogue circle starts Mon. Oct. 3 @ 5:30-7:30 pm via Zoom. Circle will meet roughly every 2 weeks--same day & time--for 12 sessions through March 20. Who Open to EVERYONE in […]
