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Seeing the Face of God in Others

An Uncomfortable Response I was in New York City a few weeks ago for the Trinity Leadership Fellows kickoff event. On the last day, before I went to the airport, I walked up to Canal Street to buy knockoff designer … Continue Reading →

Probate and Estate Planning in Georgia

The term “probate” has taken on connotations that suggest something bordering on the sinister and best to be avoided.  In fact, probate is a process by which a Will is proven and determined to be valid.  Once the process is … Continue Reading →

Fall 2024: ECF Grants Up to $92,500

Today ECF announces four Fall 2024 grant recipients: Chattahoochee Valley Episcopal Ministry (Columbus), Macon Volunteer Clinic (Macon), Putnam Christian Outreach (Eatonton), and St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church (Stone Mountain). Fall 2024 Grant Recipients St. Michael & All Angels … Continue Reading →

Pet Ownership for People Experiencing Poverty

Pet Ownership Spectrum Pet ownership can be an incredibly rewarding for many people and families. Many people feel as though their pets are as much a part of their family as the humans are. Others feel that pets serve a … Continue Reading →

Understanding Poverty: Christian Ethic Working in Community

Understanding Poverty Understanding poverty means acknowledging that it transcends borders, cultures, and communities. It does not discriminate. It touches every race and ethnicity and weaves a narrative whose nuances are often lost on the general public. The Rev. William Barber … Continue Reading →

Friendship in Unexpected Places

Jürgen Moltmann The great German theologian of hope, Jürgen Moltmann, died on June 3, 2024. As one of the greatest theologians of our time, Moltmann is known for many things. His biography is like something of the hagiography of the … Continue Reading →