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Las Meditaciones de Cuaresma del 2014 se centran en el fortalecimiento económico
22 de enero de 2014 El folleto de las Meditaciones de Cuaresma que publica la Agencia Episcopal de Alivio y Desarrollo ya está disponible en inglés y español. La colección de este año nos trae cuarenta y seis reflexiones centradas alrededor de la creación de oportunidades
Meditaciones de Cuaresma en el 75 Aniversario de la Agencia Episcopal de Alivio y Desarrollo, disponibles en inglés y español
12 de enero de 2014 La edición del 75 Aniversario de las Meditaciones de Cuaresma de la Agencia Episcopal de Alivio y Desarrollo se encuentra ahora disponible en Inglés y Español para la temporada de Cuaresma de 2015. Las meditaciones de este año, preparadas por un grupo diverso de
South Sudan Church Responds ‘Wholeheartedly’ to Crisis
January 7, 2014 Episcopal Relief & Development is working with its partners in South Sudan as they respond to the humanitarian needs of people displaced by the current crisis. The Episcopal Church of South Sudan & Sudan (ECSSS) has established nine relief centers in Awerial to provide supplies and pastoral care to
South Sudan Response 2013
An outbreak of civil unrest began on December 15 in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. Fighting spread through seven of the country’s ten states, causing 180,000 people to flee their homes. An estimated 75,000 are seeking refuge in UN bases, and many are looking to the Episcopal Church in South Sudan & Sudan (ECSS
Church Responds to Unrest in South Sudan
An outbreak of civil unrest began on December 15 in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. Fighting spread through seven of the country’s ten states, causing 180,000 people to flee their homes.
Episcopal Relief & Development Expands Zambia Program with $1 Million Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Grant
December 5, 2013 Episcopal Relief & Development is proud to announce that it has received a $1 million grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation to expand its Early Childhood Development (ECD) program in Zambia. The organization had previously been awarded a $350,000 grant from the Foundation