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So you heard about Standing Rock… What did you hear? Where did you hear it? Social Media, private Security Forces, Local News Outlets, National News including Networks, and first person reporting have all been used to spread the #NoDAPL, Standing With Standing Rock, and Pro-0il... Read More →

Author George Clifford served as a Navy chaplain for twenty-four years, taught ethics, and now serves as priest associate at the Parish of St Clement in Honolulu. He blogs at Ethical Musings.   According to a widely reported statistic, there are 89 privately owned guns in... Read More →

Reducing gun violence is a profoundly spiritual issue. As followers of Jesus Christ, who died at the hands of violence, we are called as Christians to alleviate suffering in our broken world and be agents of love and healing. From preaching to teaching to hosting community... Read More →

In the summer of 2009 Joseph Peters-Mathews had just graduated from Troy University in the small town of Troy, Alabama and was preparing for his first year at General Theological Seminary. His experience at General Convention in Anaheim, CA that summer as part of EPF’s... Read More →

  Episcopal Peace Fellowship Executive Director invites you to support the fifth EPF Young Adult Delegation to General Convention.  This is the first in a series of videos from alumnae of EPF’s Young Adult Delegation to General Convention.  Allison attended herself a... Read More →

Episcopal Peace Fellowship is now accepting applications for the 2018 Young Adult Delegation for General Convention. General Convention is the official decision making body of the Episcopal Church. When it is in session it is the largest democratically elected governing body in... Read More →

The Reverend Dr Leon Spencer is the former executive director of the ecumenical Washington Office on Africa and former dean of studies for the Diocese of Nairobi’s theological college. He currently chairs the companion relationship with the Anglican Diocese of Botswana for... Read More →

George Clifford served as a Navy chaplain for twenty-four years, taught ethics, and now serves as priest associate at the Parish of St Clement in Honolulu. He blogs atEthical Musings.   Fear, hate, and conflict too often operate as a closed, self-reinforcing, repeating... Read More →

Episcopal Peace Fellowship and its Palestine Israel Network seek nominations for their John Nevin Sayre Award and newly established PIN Cotton Fite Award. EPF established the Sayre award in 1979 to honor founding EPF member Rev. John Nevin Sayre for his lifetime of service waging... Read More →