Grace in Incarceration: The Promise of Community with Christ at the Center
Redefining grace in incarceration; what can we learn from Karl Barth’s powerful messages to prisoners in the mid-20th century?
Reflections and information from a variety of voices around the Diocese of Atlanta
Redefining grace in incarceration; what can we learn from Karl Barth’s powerful messages to prisoners in the mid-20th century?
We’re not just funders, we’re partners. The initial conversation is a key component of our process and provides grant application advice.
See how Episcopal churches in Georgia are adapting their immigration ministry to better support those facing crisis and oppression.
The holidays are ideal for discussing your estate. Find valuable insights on talking to your family about your estate.
An in-depth look at the approval process for grants involving church construction projects with Rev. Canon Lang Lowrey.
Reflect on the call to human dignity and the wisdom of those who inspire us to be better. It’s a blessing, command, and prayer.
Explore the benefits of trusts in estate planning. Learn how they protect assets and provide for beneficiaries.
Resilience planning in Georgia could help housing withstand natural disasters and other major threats.
ECF announces $74,720 to fall 2025 grant recipients: Bloom Our Youth, St. Nicholas’, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
The parish church can be a community that invites us to share how Jesus dwells with us, and in turn we “dwell” with God and one another.
Gain clarity on estate administration in Georgia without a will. Learn the inheritance rules that apply when a will is absent.
A lawyer turns to the Resurrection as he searches for radical forgiveness when working cases involving human trafficking.