Christian formation is the lifelong process of growing in our relationship with God, self, others, and all creation. Every experience in our lives can provide us with the opportunity to express our faith; the challenge we face is recognizing these opportunities and learning ways to live a sometimes countercultural life in a secular world.
Convene, coordinate, and facilitate gatherings of young adult and campus ministry leaders and youth ministers for leadership development, networking, discernment and support.
Build and sustain relationships within the networks of leaders and possible partners.
We have offices in Minnesota, Massachusetts and at the Church Center in New York City. We travel frequently but have an extraordinary Team Associate, Valerie Harris ([email protected]), who always knows where we are, what we’re up to, and can often answer your questions and respond to your needs when we are unavailable. Please feel free to contact us any time via phone or email.
Where and How Do You Experience Community?
Time to Get Out and Play!
How Do You Share the Easter Story?
How Can Episcopal Faith Communities Help Address Issues Faced by Older Adults?
How do you Engage the Bible?
Lesson Plans Focus on the Life and Work of Martin Luther King Jr.
When do you notice the Holy Spirit working through you in your teaching?
Are you entering the Making Your Mark video contest?
What Do You Know About the Older Adult Ministry Taskforce?
What is the changing ministry of grandparents?
Does Christianity foster intergenerational communities?
Who is Missing From Your Pews?
What Curricula Do You Use?
Easter was last Sunday - now what do we do?
Let us "examine our own cultural attitudes toward violence"
What are you doing for World Mission Sunday?
What Can You Do to Stop Human Trafficking?
Do adults dare to dream in courageous ways?
How do our children dream?