The Fellowship of Scientists is a group of scientists who endeavor to support each other as they seek a greater understanding of and a deeper commitment to the vocation of scientist as one form of Christian service. This is a society for people with communications responsibilities within the Episcopal Church. Site includes history, news and a registration form. Includes information on Wilderness Manna programs, as well as poetry and essays. A useful site for those who are considering seeking a theological education, those who think they may have a calling to ordination, or those who simply want to learn more about the education required of Episcopal clergy.
Website includes locations, mentor training information, resources.
In the Council, member churches are brought together in study, prayer, and action, to show forth and celebrate the unity that God in Christ has given to the churches. An interactive discussion forum for Episcopalians, created and maintained by a parishioner at St. Luke's in Durham. Includes an Episcopal FAQ page and live weekly spirituality chats. Similar to EpiscoTalk. A publishing ministry founded in 1980 by the Society of St. John the Evangelist, an Anglican religious order for men in the Episcopal Church located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.