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God bless Pope Francis

An excellent introduction and description of General Convention. Maine is truly blessed.

Very worthy to watch! Thanks Bishop

excellent overview and summary. Thank you

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Congratulations 🎉 my dear follower of Christ Jesus

thank you, bishop.

Thank you Dear Thomas for the message which I just now received in my nursing home bed , Indeed, INDEED the Lord is Risen, Alleluia, Let us rejoice and be glad on this Holy Day,,, Blessings and love, Betsy Bishop

Blessings to you in memory of Jack❤

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Guli is terrific !

The Episcopal Church has become a pathetic vehicle for woke liberal politics. When we don't exist in 30 years you will know why. No one wants to see this garbage in the church. That's what Twitter is for. Focus on the Gospel and Jesus, what we did when we actually had a following that wasn't in sharp decline. Lord have Mercy.

To watch the full 11 minute video presented during the address go to: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaPEkGWHZ6ijfJo

Her new book is available now here: www.churchpublishing.org/nightislongbutlightcomesinthemorning

Here is the quilt image from Dr. Meeks: docs.google.com/presentation/d/13ay4H3ksEFlhJjgAGAVbhL3clLbJUELQW_3eNPSakPY/edit#slide=id.g17d82953adb_0_17

Lovely, thanks

I love them too!

thanks, Sarah, enjoyed your commentary. Now to find that MD bishop's sermon.

Thanks, Sarah. Nice job!

hi, Sarah, it was fun to see and hear you talk about your experience at Convention. Thanks for this report.

Nice work!

Bishop Brown, Happy Easter and thank you sincerely for your Easter message. Meaningful, understandable.

Kci Woliwon this hard work does not go unnoticed the amount of emotion I feel as a Passamaquoddy/Maliseet woman for our people is overwhelming. I pray that these issues are successful for our current and future generations that they will be able to overcome so many years of oppression and racism we have felt for hundreds of years. This is an opportunity for the Tribes to move towards healing and create better relationships with our neighbors so we can all be successful economically to prosper for many generations to come as a State alongside with our Nations.

Thank you, Bishop. I like the "dueling sermons" image. Carolyn+

Nice job folks! May we have your permission to use this for an on-line worship event for our church? It's a great way to reach outside to our communities. Pete

The work that Fiona Hopper has done is impressive. In the past, others have worked hard to gain traction with LD291. Maulian does a great job here of providing an overview and context for what happened. There were Wenuche folk who tried to implement, like Joseph Charnley at King Middle School in Portland and others. Joseph ran an electronic newsletter on Web Studies for years. He finally stepped down as it was challenging to gain any momentum to move forward. Not enough people were engaging with the work. My experience with teachers in southern Maine, in the past, was that while they welcomed a visit they were not that interested in developing curricula around Wabanaki Studies. I understand that most teachers are over-worked and over-whelmed. The reality, though, is that some just could not be bothered. They wanted to have someone visit and present and just check it off the list. It wasn't until Wabanaki people began more successfully engaging with teachers in Maine, and helped to develop curricula that merged content areas with Wab Studies material that real progress occurred. And even then, the Web Studies material is typically presented in the Western European educational paradigm. First we had to ask, then insist that this material be included. But it wasn't funded, which was another obstacle to implementation. Then more schools were "open" to having a presenter or offering material to students at specific grade levels. But it was still presented in the Wenuche way. And still viewed as an add-on and not integral to the history and culture of Maine. It is my sincere hope that teachers will begin, after decades, to understand that the Wab Studies material enriches the educational experience and has its own value. It should be part of core curriculum and our cultural life ways offer learning in ecological knowledge, ethics, group dynamics and teamwork, observational skill sets, inclusion, conservation and so on. It can be done. It requires ongoing commitment and fiscal support. Kpi Woliwon, Maulian, for all you do. And to James Francis, who I believe said, "Nothing about us, without us."

Thank you, bishop Thomas for the good words you shared. We love you and wish you a happy and healthy new year. Steve and Connie Wiggin St. Aiden church Machias, me.

Thank you so much for this! Merry Christmas to all from St Albans!

What a cool idea!!

In 2021 I think the average age of an Episcopal is about 65 years old. I am doing my part to help make my Episcopal church in Norcross GA as sustainable as possible. Charles Dowdell grandson of Victor Lyle Dowdell.

Thank you, from Wisconsin.

this made me smile :)

brilliant

God bless!

It was definitely fun to be a part of!

Absolutely incredible and riveting sermon by Yvonne O'Neal! A very powerful and timely theme this month with great participants once again! Bravo many times over. Absalom Jones was honored.

Great Sermon Yvonne! So important at this time and always. God Bless you thank you. In Christ The Ven. Michael S Kendall

Greetings from St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Circleville, Ohio - Founded in 1817.

Loved the service and Dr. King's wonderful prayer.

Thank you, great sermon and appreciated inclusion of Dr. King's work in prayers

I love being a part of this church so much. Thank you Thomas for stating, over and over again, our values and the fact we are in this TOGETHER.

As we all struggle through this pandemic- there are times when we see that even in this situation there are gifts- worshipping as a Diocese is one of those gifts...one that I hope will continue even as we are able to gather together again. Thank you.

Thank you. This was an awesome service.

No matter what the darkness, nor how intense it is, there IS a light that is bright enough to follow.

10 months of Advent! Exactly. Thank you so much Thomas. So wonderful.