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  • Evangelism and Communication

    Kathy CopasA blog by Kathy Copas, the diocesan coordinator for evangelism and communication and the editor of Tidings magazine.

  • “Faith Seeking Understanding”

    “Faith Seeking Understanding” - Conversations with The Very Rev. Robert Giannini, the Canon Theologian of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis

    "During my 15 years as Dean of Christ Church Cathedral I wrote regular articles for the Cathedral newsletter. Many of you said you appreciated these offerings. This blog will provide another vehicle for such commentaries, essays, reviews, and contributions, although perhaps a bit more sporadically. (One of the joys of retirement is an absence of deadlines.) A good friend reminds me regularly that theology is a contact sport. Accordingly, I welcome the conversations- either public or privatel– that the blog makes possible. I pray you will find this to be of some value."

    You can comment on individual blog entries below the entry if you are registered and signed in. You can contact the Canon Theologian directly by clicking here.


     

  • Fruits of the Spirit: Reflections of Sr. Ellen
  • Gray Matter

    The Rev. Canon Bruce W. Gray, Canon to the OrdinaryThoughts and reflections large and small from The Rev. Canon Bruce W. Gray, Canon to the Ordinary for the Diocese of Indianapolis.

  • Stewardship Help is Here
    John Vernon Oaks
    is the Stewardship Officer for the diocese.
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    Welcome to the "Giving Blog"!

    How 'bout putting your stewardship thoughts, questions and answers here?
  • Those Crazy Kidz

    Jaki AndersenWell, howdy there! I'm Jaki Andersen from St. Thomas in Whiteland. I am fifteen years old (almost sixteen!) and i am really interested in getting the youth more involved in our diocese. If you were at Diocesan Convention 2008, you might've seen me and two other youth, Hillary O., 16, and Jordan F., 16. We presented stuff for the entirety of the youth of the diocese.

    As i write this blog, i think about how important i felt, how good it was to get the news out to those :ahem: older than myself. And that's why this is being written, though i hope that others slightly closer to my own age will read this as well, and act upon it within their church, their community, and the world.

  • General Convention Musings

    Umbuntu: I in You and You in Me

    A view of General Convention from the eyes of Kathy Copas, the diocesan coordinator of communication and evangelism