EPISCOPAL

We found 10 additional articles filed under Episcopal. They're listed below, most recent first.

1. Cutting-edge Ministry
   02/01/2013 -- United Methodist Deaconesses enter their 125th year of mission on the borderlands of the church and changing needs of society.
2. Rooted in Justice
   11/04/2011 -- United Methodist Women’s work for peace and justice has 140-year-old roots.
3. Amanda Berry Smith
   02/13/2011 -- Amanda Berry Smith was born a slave in 1837 and became a world famous Methodist evangelist who helped expand the acceptance of the role of women in both the Methodist Episcopal Church and the African Methodist Episcopal church.
4. Atlantic Street Center Celebrates 100 Years
   02/01/2011 -- In 2010, Atlantic Street Center—a youth-focused social service agency in Seattle, Washington—celebrated 100 years of service to the city’s citizens. The center began life in 1910 when it was founded by two young women. One was a teacher; the other, a nurs...
5. David and Margaret Youth and Family Services: Here's to Another 100 Years!
   02/01/2011 -- David and Margaret Youth and Family Services, located in La Verne, California, has been meeting the needs of at-risk children, youth, and families since 1910.
6. Tacoma Community House: An Evolving Ministry
   02/01/2011 -- Throughout 2010, Tacoma Community House (TCH)—long supported by United Methodist Women—celebrated 100 years of ministry as a national mission institution of The United Methodist Church.
7. That Handful of Women
   01/21/2011 -- This melodrama of the Organizing of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church (in 1869) is meant to be over- emphasized, especially in actions, with the audience providing the sound effects.
8. New Beginnings for Domestic Violence Survivors
   10/01/2010 -- In a county with a domestic violence rate three times the national average, United Methodist Women-supported Navajo United Methodist Center offers a safe place and opportunity for a new life.
9. Health Care Heritage
   04/02/2010 -- Since when has United Methodist Women been interested in health care? Our foremothers were health care advocates and work for health care for all continues today.
10. Committed to Their Communities
    04/01/2010 -- United Methodist Women-supported mission with communities across the United States is manifested in national mission institutions.

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