We consider engaging in outreach ministries and mission part of our faith journeys. These journeys take us from Sunday School to youth events to adult councils where we live out our faith and strive for social justice in the areas of: Advocacy, Creation Care, Racial Justice, Peace, Indigenous Relations,and Community Support ministries and domestic poverty initiatives. Each of these avenues in which we strive for social justice is led by an individual council working within our Diocesan Justice Commission. Reach out to us to learn how you can get involved!
We are building God’s dream on Earth together, one person, one prayer, one action at a time! The recording here is of a presentation explaining the structure and work or the Justice Commission and is inclusive of a worship experience with Reggie Harris. The evening’s program also included breakout workshops which are not part of the recording.
We are not Christians because we go to church; we use Church to help us become better Christians.
We can use Church to fortify, nourish and, inspire us, to practice living like Jesus in community so that we can go into our world to build God’s dream on earth.
Advocate, network and inspire to fulfill the calling to care for creation.
Advance and advocate for racial justice in Maine.
Stand in the pursuit of justice, to affirm Native American inherent sovereignty and support preservation of their languages and culture.
The Episcopal Peace Fellowship – Maine is a small but committed group of peace-minded believers committed to doing justice, dismantling violence and striving to be peace makers.
There are multiple ministries in the diocese that work with underserved communities. Learn more about how you can get involved with these domestic poverty initiatives and start serving today.
We strive to curate and create resources that help form disciples of all ages and to train, teach, and mentor leaders through development, networking discernment, and mutual support. We grow in faith as we learn how to serve the world.