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If
you would like to find out more about the Episcopal
Ecological Network, please click on the links below.
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EpEN Active
Working Group
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Leadership
Team
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Wanda
Copeland
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Frank
A.
Edmands
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Hall
Hammond
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Martha
Kirkpatrick
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Chuck
Morello
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Carla
Pryne
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Jennifer
Snow
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Alice
Speers
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Phyllis
Strupp
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Skip
Vilas
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Advisory
Team
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Sally
Bingham
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Fletcher
Harper
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Peter
Kreitler
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Steve
MacAusland
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Van
Tingley
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Joyce
Wilding
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Contact information:
Episcopal Ecological Network
c/o C. Morello
4451 Lakeside Drive
Eveleth, MN 55734 USA
e-mail the EpEN Chair
[please remove the
square brackets from the address before sending]
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Contact Information:
Episcopal Ecological Network
c/o C. Morello
4451 Lakeside Drive
Eveleth, MN 55734 USA
e-mail the EpEN Chair
[please remove the square brackets
from the address before sending]
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The writings, music, and
traditions of our Christian faith are rich in seasonal
and natural reflection. The Episcopal Ecological
Network (EpEN) seeks to provide as many different
service options that congregations can use for various
occasions. As additional services become available
to us, they will be posted below.
All entries are provided
without any endorsement on the part of the EpEN.
You may need to receive permission from your Diocesan
Bishop or other judicatory authority before using
these services in your congregation. The originating
parish or clergyperson may enjoy hearing from you
if your congregation uses their work.
The list is broken down
into Service Bulletins, Other
Liturgies, and Related Materials.
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Bulletins for A Creation Series in Pentecost
2008 (Proper 23 through 29, Year A)
from St. Mary’s
By-The-Sea Episcopal Church, Point Pleasant,
NJ. |
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Service
Bulletins for three Celtic Eucharist
Services from
St. Stephen's Epsicopal Church, Richmond,
VA:
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Bulletin for Celtic Eucharist (Easter
2, Year A) from
Episcopal Church of the Nativity, Phoenix,
AZ. (PDF) |
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Bulletin for Blessing of the Animals
(October 8, 1995) from
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Chatham,
NJ. Done as the first service of a Creation
Cycle. (PDF) |
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Service
Bulletin for the a final Sunday in the
Creation Cycle (November 25,
1995) from St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Chatham, NJ (PDF) |
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Creation Season Service of Holy Eucharist
from the Minnesota
Episcopal Environmental Stewardship
Commission
and authorized for use in the Diocese
by the Rt. Rev. James L. Jelinek, Bishop
of Minnesota |
| An
Order of Service for Eucharist in Creation
Season from
the Minnesota
Episcopal Environmental Stewardship
Commission |
| An
Order of Service for Morning Prayer
in Creation Season from
the Minnesota
Episcopal Environmental Stewardship
Commission |
| Eucharist
Service from
Christ in Nature Retreat, Episcopal
Diocese of Olympia, June 2007 |
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Additional Creation Season
Liturgies may be found online at:
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| Earthcare
Liturgy from
Trinity Environmental Stewardship Team,
Trinity Epsicopal Church, Lawrence KS
(PDF) |
| A
Rogation Procession
from the Minnesota
Episcopal Environmental Stewardship
Commission
and authorized for use in the Diocese
by the Rt. Rev. James L. Jelinek, Bishop
of Minnesota |
| Rogation
Liturgy
from
the Minnesota
Episcopal Environmental Stewardship
Commission
and authorized for use in the Diocese
by the Rt. Rev. James L. Jelinek, Bishop
of Minnesota |
| A
Litany of Thanksgiving for Creation
for use on Earth Day and uahtorized
for use in the Episcopal Diocese of
North Dakota by the Rt. Rev. Michael
Smith, Bishop of North Dakota (PDF) |
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Caring
for Creation: Vision, Hope, and Justice: A
Liturgy
From the
Lutheran Earthkeeping Network of the Synods
Website
Creation
Time Liturgies
From
the European Christian Environmental Network
Website
Selected
Creation Season Liturgies
From the Season of Creation
Website, an ecumenical website with many options
to select from.
Season
of Creation: An Invitation to Worship
From the
Web of Creation Website, with links to Liturgies
for Years B and C.
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If you have liturgies
or other service materials that you would like to
have listed, please send them to info[@eenonline.org]
(Please remove the square brackets before sending
the e-mail).
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The EpEN
is a national network of active lay and clergy persons
within the Episcopal
Church, USA, who share a common concern for
the environment and a common belief in the presence
of God in all Creation and who work to make these
concerns and beliefs known throughout all Provinces
and Dioceses within the church. Members come
from around the Episcopal
Church, USA. The activities of the EpEN
are focused on the areas of Reflection, Education,
and Action.
If you would
like to contact any of these groups or to find out
more about the EpEN, please click on the links on
the left.
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