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A Catechist is a lay person authorized to prepare persons for Baptism, Confirmation, Reception, and the Reaffirmation of Baptismal Vows. They function under the direction of the Member of the Clergy or other leader exercising oversight of the congregation or other community of faith. Their work is deeply important in expanding discipleship within a congregation. […] 
We look forward to gathering September 24-26 for a time of rest, renewal, and reconnection in the company of fellow clergy from across the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego. This year’s conference will feature the Rt. Rev. Robert Wright, Bishop of Atlanta, as well as opportunities for worship, fellowship, and reflection. Bishop Wright will help […]
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Join us on National Good Neighbor Day (Sunday, September 28) for our bi-monthly neighborhood swap! Share Fair Holiday Edition ️Date: Sunday, Sept 28 Time: 1-3 pm Location: Resurrection Episcopal Church in Ocean Beach This month is a very special Holiday Edition, so bring your Halloween costumes, festive decorations, party dresses, ugly sweaters, and whatever else […] |
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Sacred Ground is a film-and-readings-based dialogue series on race, grounded in faith. Small groups are invited to walk through chapters of our country’s history of race and racism, while weaving in threads of personal stories, socio-economic class, and regional identity. Part of Becoming Beloved Community — The Episcopal Church’s long-term commitment to racial healing, reconciliation, […] |
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Come to the annual St. Bart's Rummage Sale in support of our Outreach ministries! There will also be a plant and bake sale in addition to the large assortment of household goods available.
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Come hear the remarkable story of how an interfaith coffee co-op in Uganda inspired collaboration across differences! - Meet Moses Baamu and Annet Namazzi from Jinja, Uganda - Hear the story of ‘Source of the Nile’ Shalom Coffee Coop - Learn the differences between Fair Trade, Direct Trade, and Regular Trade coffees - Taste farm-to-cup […] |
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Annual enrollment season is right around the corner! Join us in this session for benefit administrators to prepare, learn about what your employees need, and share with other administrators. To learn more about your benefits, administrators are encouraged to join us on Tuesday, October 7 at 4 pm via Zoom to discuss the benefits plans that […] |
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Virtual Book Study: When No Thing Works: A Zen and Indigenous Perspective on Resilience, Shared Purpose, and Leadership in the Timeplace of Collapse Author Norma Ryuko Kawelokū Wong invites us to reimagine our response to current reality, creating community that binds and breathes us into a way of being essential to our survival and that […] |
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Bring the whole family to our Disney Cabaret Night, featuring the amazing voices of our St. Bart's music community! No charge for admission for this family-friendly event (donations are welcome). |
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Annual enrollment for benefits is from October 15 through November 7. To learn more about your benefits, employees are encouraged to join us on October 15 at 4 pm via Zoom to discuss the benefits plans that will be offered in 2026. All employees are invited to this webinar, where we review your health plan options and discuss […] |
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Virtual Book Study: When No Thing Works: A Zen and Indigenous Perspective on Resilience, Shared Purpose, and Leadership in the Timeplace of Collapse Author Norma Ryuko Kawelokū Wong invites us to reimagine our response to current reality, creating community that binds and breathes us into a way of being essential to our survival and that […] |
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LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history, […] |
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Join us for the St John's Rummage Sale event on Saturday, October 18, 2025 to support our various congregational ministries. There will be a wide selection of household and unique goods available for purchase. Plenty of free parking. Free admission. Purchases in cash or Zelle accepted. |
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2 events,Monthly meeting of the EDSD Gun Safety Working Group. The group will discuss ongoing advocacy and outreach activities, and progress with development of gun safety plans in the Diocese. New members are welcome to attend. Please contact Paul Conry for more information, paul.j.conry@gmail.com. |
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Sacred Ground is the Episcopal Church’s film & reading based dialogue series on race, racism & faith. A new Sacred Ground circle starts Wednesday, October 22, 3-5 pm via Zoom. You are invited to join this opportunity for difficult but respectful and transformative dialogue in a safe space. Register Here Sacred Ground is the Episcopal […]
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is honored to host Dr. Sarah Banks, Ph.D., a leading researcher in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, for an eye-opening community presentation and community dinner on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, from 6:00–8:00 PM. Dr. Banks serves as Associate Professor of Neurosciences at UC San Diego, Director of the Neuropsychology Program at […] |
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Formation leaders are invited to a weekend retreat at Camp Stevens. The opportunity to rest and play with colleagues from across the diocese can be helpful to both longstanding and emerging ministries. Areas of focus for this year’s retreat are below. Register MINISTRY FOCUS Faith Development in Community God calls people in all stages of […]
Virtual Book Study: When No Thing Works: A Zen and Indigenous Perspective on Resilience, Shared Purpose, and Leadership in the Timeplace of Collapse Author Norma Ryuko Kawelokū Wong invites us to reimagine our response to current reality, creating community that binds and breathes us into a way of being essential to our survival and that […] |
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Angie Zhang, laureate of international piano competitions, will perform works of Beethoven and Clara Schumann on a historic (1829) Broadwood fortepiano. This recital is open free to the general public, and is the concluding event of the SoCal Early Keyboard Festival. Additional details about Angie Zhang's fortepiano recital, and general information about the HKSNA SoCal […] |
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Budget Hearings: Review the Proposed 2026 Diocesan Budget All delegates and interested members of the diocese are invited to attend one of two upcoming Budget Hearings to review and discuss the proposed 2026 diocesan budget in advance of Convention. These sessions offer an opportunity to learn more about diocesan finances, ask questions, and share feedback […] |
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On Thursday, October 30 from 6:30 to 8pm join the virtual gathering for updates, ideas, resources, and networking opportunities from colleagues across the diocese. The Fall Roundtable will highlight how wise energy use can result in more funds for ministries! Register below. Questions? Please email Diane Lopez Hughes: dianelopezhughes@gmail.com. Register Here |
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Budget Hearings: Review the Proposed 2026 Diocesan Budget All delegates and interested members of the diocese are invited to attend one of two upcoming Budget Hearings to review and discuss the proposed 2026 diocesan budget in advance of Convention. These sessions offer an opportunity to learn more about diocesan finances, ask questions, and share feedback […] |
