Formation
Forming Disciples for a Church That Looks and Acts Like Jesus
All of us have talents and skills given by God. In Baptism we hear the call to discern what passions and talents give us most life, and to offer those gifts where they will bring the most good to the world. The Episcopal tradition calls every baptized person into ministry, responding to God’s love by living out Christ’s ministry of reconciliation. Our Prayer Book describes four orders of ministry — lay people, deacons, priests, and bishops. We believe those four orders of ministry work together to help all the followers of the way of Jesus join in God’s mission in their own contexts.
Discipleship
Discernment
The Four Orders of Ministry
And he said to them, "Go into all the world and proclaim the good news to the whole creation."
Mark 16:15
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The School for Formation is currently in a leadership transition as we search for our new Dean of Formation. Gretchen Beck and the Reverend Cindi Brickson are the current Interim Co-Managers of the School for Formation and are both available to guide you on your journey of faith formation.
The School for Formation is currently in a leadership transition as we search for our new Dean of Formation. Gretchen Beck and the Reverend Cindi Brickson are the current Interim Co-Managers of the School for Formation and are both available to guide you on your journey of faith formation.
