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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 diocesan bishops,
ensuring that the chaplains are
in good standing in the diocese,
have completed sexual
misconduct training and have
been commissioned by the
diocese or parish as a chaplain.)
• United Thank Offering Grant:
St. John’s Chapel, Charleston,
$15,000
SOUTH DAKOTA
• “Advocacy to Challenge Domestic
Poverty” conference for bishops
and young adults, in partnership
with Bishops Working for a Just
World and with the resources of a
Constable Fund grant; included
participants from the Dioceses
of Connecticut, Dallas, Eastern
Michigan, Michigan, Minnesota,
Navajoland Area Mission, North
Carolina, Olympia, Rochester,
San Diego, South Dakota, Upper
South Carolina, Washington, and
Western Massachusetts.
• Block grants, $1,400,000
• Collaborative work with the
Young Adult Ministries
Missioner to bring a delegation
of young adults from across The
Episcopal Church to Taize in Red
Shirt, South Dakota
• Indigenous Theological Training
Grants: Bishops’ Native
Collaborative, for use in Alaska,
Montana, Navajoland, North
Dakota, South Dakota, $160,100
• Mission Enterprise Zone grant:
Holy Apostles Episcopal
Sudanese Church, Diocese of
South Dakota, $20,000
• Mission Enterprise Zone grant:
Indigenous Ministry Development
through the Bishops’ Native
Collaborative, Dioceses of Alaska/
Montana/Navajoland/North
Dakota/South Dakota, $60,000
• New Opportunities Grant:
Mending Broken Hearts:
Healing from Unresolved Grief