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• Episcopalians engaged in
climate-change advocacy
through physical presence in
Washington, D.C.
• Immigration reform networking project in partnership with
Dioceses of Atlanta, Maryland,
North Carolina, Ohio, Olympia,
Rochester, Southern Ohio, Upper
South Carolina, and Washington
• New Church Start grant: Canton/
Fells Point Mission, Diocese
of Maryland and DelawareMaryland Synod of the ELCA,
$100,000
• New Jubilee Center: The Church
of the Holy Nativity, Baltimore
• Office of Black Ministries New
Visions partnerships are in the
following dioceses: Long Island,
Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan,
New Jersey, Newark. The
second phase includes Atlanta,
California, and Washington
• Participation in the annual
United Nations Commission
of the Status of Women
• Provided Mission Developers
training in both English and
Spanish in partnership with
ELCA and Dioceses of Arizona,
Chicago, Connecticut, Eastern
Oregon, Ecuador Litoral, Los
Angeles, Maryland, Michigan,
Newark, and Virginia
• Scholarships, $5,000
• Health care chaplaincy.
(The Mission Department of
the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society facilitates
health care chaplains of The
Episcopal Church. In certifying
health care chaplains for the
Association of Professional
Chaplains and other accrediting
agencies, our office works on
behalf of d