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episcopal_news "Despite the fact that we’re in pretty crummy times, everybody everywhere wants to help." bit.ly/2wPJ9u7

episcopalmaine A sermon for the Episcopal Diocese of Maine, preached by the Bishop, the Right Reverend Thomas James Brown, for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, 29 March 2020. youtu.be/xVYlFyNXMVY #episcopalmaine #episcopal

episcopalmaine We are the Church. Worship online with us: bit.ly/EDOMWorshipOnline #episcopalmaine #episcopalmaine200 #episcopal #episcopalchurch #jesusmovement #wayoflove #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/CP43LvVEQ5

episcopal_news With schools closing amid the coronavirus pandemic, some good news is that parents already have many tools to help them, and their children, stay spiritually centered. bit.ly/3a82ZPU

episcopal_news "We are the church and we will continue to bury our dead,” Louisiana Bishop Morris Thompson said. “So, if there is no other option, services should be limited in scope." bit.ly/2IZBTyt

iamepiscopalian Pray with us. Pray along with our community or submit your own. bit.ly/39fSBEH pic.twitter.com/qqhJBcR1HV

episcopal_news As congregations, families, and individuals seek to live faithfully in these uncertain times, Church Publishing Incorporated is making available a PDF version of the Book of Common Prayer, and other free resources for devotional use. #episcopal www.episcopalnewsservice.org/pressreleases/church-publishing-offers-book-of-common-prayer-other-free-resources-for-devotional-use/ pic.twitter.com/OohwtppY0Z

iamepiscopalian By reading the scriptures, taking time to study, listen, and absorb what they say, we are entering into the long, deep, stream of humankind’s experiences with God. How will you start learning on the #WayofLove ? www.facebook.com/episcopalian/videos/635832517218390 #Episcopal pic.twitter.com/yGe0XAi0Lm

episcopal_news Lent under the threat of global pandemic will culminate in a Holy Week and Easter unlike any before – with churches closed and pews empty. @PB_Curry issues letter acknowledging an unsettling truth. bit.ly/2Wo5Ujg

episcopalmaine An update from Bishop Brown regarding suspension of in-person worship, formation programs, and meetings. Read it here: bit.ly/FTB3-16-20 #COVID19 #episcopalmaine #episcopalmaine200 #episcopal #episcopalchurch #jesusmovement #wayoflove pic.twitter.com/IDLm2Ed50Q

iamepiscopalian Find out more about the #WayofLove : Pray. Try the "Getting Started" practice as an individual, w/ your small group, & as a congregation (only when it's advisable to do so). When you're ready, move on to the "Going Deeper" side: episcopalchurch.org/files/wol_primer_card_english_pray.pdf #Episcopal pic.twitter.com/o9VTcgyADn

episcopal_news RIP: The Rt. Rev. Barbara C. Harris, Anglican Communion’s first female bishop, dies at 89 www.episcopalnewsservice.org/2020/03/14/rip-the-rt-rev-barbara-c-harris-anglican-communions-first-female-bishop-dies-at-89/ pic.twitter.com/ZSnqPSo8s6

episcopal_news Presiding Bishop Michael Curry will preach during the National Cathedral's online service on Sunday as congregations churchwide move to virtual worship bit.ly/2IJAThV pic.twitter.com/vXMtQHjMNY

episcopal_news Episcopal churches, ministries continue to serve the homeless, food-insecure families despite #COVID -19 - Episcopal News Service www.episcopalnewsservice.org/2020/03/13/episcopal-churches-ministries-continue-to-serve-the-homeless-food-insecure-families-despite-covid-19/#.Xmv3Ujvef24.twitter

episcopal_news Dioceses across The Episcopal Church are announcing how they are responding to the coronavirus, from canceled worship services to changes to liturgical practices. We will be updating this list of announcements throughout the day: bit.ly/39JEecx

episcopalmaine In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, many churches are considering live-streaming their services. If you have never done this, here are some quick tips. bit.ly/2U1OpCI #covid19 #episcopalmaine #episcopalmaine200 #episcopal #episcopalchurch #jesusmovement #wayoflove

episcopalmaine The Diocese has created a page of resources to assist churches interested in live-streaming worship services bit.ly/EDOMOnlineWorshipResources

episcopal_news “The next 30-60 days are simply going to be unlike anything we have experienced in recent history, even including 9/11,” @PB_Curry said. “The dilemma of what we know and what we don’t know will continue to complicate our decision-making and our lives.” bit.ly/2vZTGCA

iamepiscopalian On the evening of March 11, 2020, Presiding Bishop of The #Episcopal Church Michael Curry shared this message with bishops of The Episcopal Church: episcopalchurch.org/posts/publicaffairs/message-episcopal-churchs-presiding-bishop-michael-curry-regarding-worship pic.twitter.com/f8F08ZMy4J

episcopal_news UPDATE: A third Episcopal rector has received a coronavirus diagnosis, the Rev. Janet Broderick of All Saints' Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills, California. All three priests recently attended the CEEP conference. bit.ly/2Q8asGD