Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Calls on Church to respond to Domestic Poverty
“Healing the worst of the poverty in this nation is intrinsically connected to restoring human beings to right relationship with the rest of creation.”
With those words, Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori presented the first keynote address and prepared the groundwork for the three-day conference Called to Serve: The Episcopal Church Responds to Domestic Poverty at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, NJ.
Anglican Health Network Spring 2010 Newsletter
The newsletter for the Anglican Health Network.
Medical Trust Health & Wellness News: April 2010
After a long and snowy winter for many of us, and a much cooler one for our friends in the South, spring is finally here. Now that the days are warmer and longer, exercising is much more pleasant. So if you haven’t yet started a health initiative this year, now’s the perfect time.
While there are many fun and easy things you can do to improve your health, none may be as important as scheduling your annual physical. In this edition of Health & Wellness News, we’ll talk about why getting a physical is so important.
Bishop John Bryson Chane Speaks on World Autism Awareness Day
Bishop John Chane gives compelling testimony on behalf of World Autism Day, including a discussion of what it means to be created in the image of God.
Medical Trust Health & Wellness News: March 2010
In this edition of Health & Wellness News, the Episcopal Church Medical Trust staff members would like to share what we’ve been doing as a part of the “Small Change, Big Difference” campaign.