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Peace Out! Week Forty St. Savior Episcopal Church, Bar Harbor, Maine New England in autumn is evidence of God’s good grace. Greetings, EPF friends and family! I’m in the Holy Land this week, about as far away from the grandeur of New England in October as one can get,... Read More →

Peace Out! Week Thirty-Nine EPF participated in the Interfaith Network on Drone Warfare in Princeton, New Jersey, September 27-29. Full report from our EPF delegates appears below. Don’t miss out on this chance to get in on the ground floor on this important nonviolence... Read More →

Peace Out! Week Thirty-Eight Church of Our Savior, Killington, Vermont It has to be the only parish of its kind: Church of our Savior at Mission Farm in Killington, VT, is an active Episcopal parish church, a working farm, 172 acres of mountainous beauty set on the Ottauquechee... Read More →

Weekly Update from Melanie Peace Out! Week Thirty-Seven Christ’s Church in Rye, New York welcomes EPF’s message of justice and non-violence! NEC member Rev. Michael Kurth, Curate at Christ’s Church, Rye, New York, graciously welcomed us for worship and coffee... Read More →

Weekly Update from Melanie Peace Out! Week Thirty-Six EPF Maine celebrates in style at Grace! On Sunday, September 15, EPF-Maine hosted us at Grace-Bath for worship, then afterwards for conversation and refreshments by the fireside in the lovely Tubbs Hall. This EPF chapter is... Read More →

Weekly Update from Melanie Peace Out! Week Thirty-five Oh, how good and pleasant it is When kindred live together in unity! Psalm 133:1 The Diocese of Vermont gathered at our newest Peace Partner Parish, St. James Episcopal Church — Essex Junction, Vermont on Saturday,... Read More →

Peace Out! Week Thirty-four Today is the Feast Day of Bishop Paul Jones, a founder of the Episcopal Peace Fellowship. In April 1918, the House of Bishops tried to silence a prominent Episcopal voice against World War I, Bishop Paul Jones. Jones, serving then-Missionary District... Read More →

Peace Out! Week Thirty-three "First Family" portrait unveiled on Sunday at Town Hall at Fort Monroe. Depicted are Anthony and Isabella Tucker, and first born William, at Point Comfort, where the slave ship White Lion landed four hundred years ago. The ship is shown on... Read More →

Weekly Update from Melanie Peace Out! Week Thirty-two Altar piece at Church of the Servant, Wilmington, NC. This beautiful paper mosaic is the template for a mural installed in the chapel at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. Generous love flows from the Diocese of East... Read More →