Service & Outreach

Canceling Debts for Lent: A Way to Do Lent in Community

“You know, Father, a lot of people in this country are only one serious medical crisis away from homelessness.” Those words …

Our faith communities are responsible for a lot of land. The Episcopal Church holds titles and stewards countless acres of land …

Often when a disaster happens, ministry leaders and congregations are inundated with immediate and physical needs. As they respond …

In February 2021, the Diocese of Maine Climate Justice Council met for the first time. The council, consisting of nine lay and …

"To go on a pilgrimage is to make the body and its actions express the desires and beliefs of the soul." Rebecca Solnit, from …

Families in our parish are eager to “be the hands and feet of Jesus” in our community and we strive to do a service project every …

With increasing frequency, acts of mass violence continue appearing in news headlines. The urge to act is often stifled by the …

As someone who has a heart for service, I make that a big part of my own family and my ministry at church. One of the most common …

During the Pandemic, there was a non-profit in our town that decided to offer a fundraiser called “You’ve been egged” to the …

Veterans and service members may often experience difficulty when returning from active duty and preparing to re-enter civilian …