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The Wayward Episcopalian

 

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Blog Name: The Wayward Episcopalian
Url: http://waywardepiscopalian.blogspot.com/
Language: English
Topics: Episcopal, Dartmouth, politics
Description: Wayward began as a Katrina recovery blog in 2006, but has since wandered off to consider US politics, the intersection of faith and politics, the social Gospel, the Episcopal Church, and a life lived between Idaho, New Hampshire, and DC.
Popularity: 52 Followers

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My New Job, Part 2: Church of the Holy Spirit
A few weeks ago, I wrote here that as part of my Omaha Episcopal Service Corps internship, I am working part-time for Repower America. The other major part of my ESC internship is a part-time job at a local Episcopal church, the Church of
I Wasn't Home For Homecoming
I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but Dartmouth became home for me. The place, the traditions, the setting - everything. I can never be a student again or involve myself in student life, but that's okay. One day I can return for the setting, the traditions, the lectures, Hop events, and such things.Dartmouth Night - ie, the Homecoming bonfire - is the second best time of the year, right behind Christmas. I couldn't make it this year, but darn straight I'll be there next year. This video - the Glee Club (which I sang in), the fire, the march - is the next best thing.
My Repower Video
This video was shot for a new project from Repower America called the Repower Wall, documenting videos from thousands of Americans from all walks of life explaining why they support clean energy. You can read about the project and watch clips from Wesley Clark and Billy Nye here, watch my faith-based video below, and watch an even shorter video about the larger project below that.
Congratulations, Brian Prior!
This is a proud day for my home diocese, the Diocese of Spokane. The Rev. Brian Prior, rector of the Church of the Resurrection in Spokane Valley and vice president of the General Convention's House of Deputies, has been elected Bishop of Minnesota. Fr. Brian is one of the most active people in the Diocese and he will be sorely missed, but what an exciting new ministry this is for him! He used to direct Camp Cross, sits on numerous boards and committees, and was mentor to my home parish's last curate. The Diocese of Minnesota is very lucky to have him.You can read the Episcopal Life Online story about his election
The Proper Way To Handle Trick-Or-Treaters
A Halloween special from Man in the Box.

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