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The Liturgy & Music Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon is pleased to announce the availability of its virtual choir recording of God of Grace and God of Glory, #594 in Hymnal 1982.
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We Episcopalians stand in a creative tension with regard to civil authority. We are the inheritors of an established church tradition and so it is our longstanding custom to honor legitimate government. At the same time, we follow One who challenged the civil authority of his own day.
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We are all aware of the largely peaceful protests that have been going on in Portland these past months to call for changes in how we keep the peace in Portland and especially in how black and brown individuals are treated by law enforcement.
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St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church in NE Portland will soon generate its own clean, renewable power thanks to a funding award from The Diocese of Oregon and Pacific Power’s Blue Sky program participants.
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The Liturgy & Music Commission of our diocese is coordinating the effort to have voices from all over the diocese sing the hymn God of Grace and God of Glory, #594 in Hymnal 1982.
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Canon Carol Sedlacek is hosting a social gathering on Zoom at 6pm on Sunday, July 12, for past campers & staff from Episcopal Weeks at Suttle Lake and Latino Youth Camps.
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church located in the northern area of Eugene, Oregon is looking for a three-quarter time rector and Episcopal Campus Ministries is looking for a one-quarter time chaplain.
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En estos momentos el Estado de Oregon está luchando para entender la dirección que se necesita tomar en la seguridad de nuestras comunidades, los lineamientos para la reapertura han cambiado. Todas las congregaciones que tienen un plan o están planeando abrir de nuevo su edificios para las celebraciones, necesitan tomar en cuenta y cumplir con los lineamientos estatales y del condado más pertinentes.
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As the State of Oregon wrestles with understanding what is necessary to address our communities’ safety, their guidelines for reopening have changed. All congregations that have or plan to open need to be compliant with state and relevant county guidelines.
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The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, meeting via teleconference June 8-11, 2020, affirmed several resolutions addressing anti-racism initiatives and encouragement of police reform.
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