Stories
Our Stories of Lasting Change are filled with hope, inspiration and love in action. They reflect the experiences of Episcopal Relief & Development partners, staff, participant communities, volunteers and friends who are moved to make a measurable difference in the lives of vulnerable women and children and help communities prepare for and recover from climate-influenced events. Join us on this life-changing journey. Subscribe below!
How One Ministry Partner Used Coffee Hour For Episcopal Relief & Development
The Abundant Life Garden Project curriculum is not just for children or summertime. Cindy Coe from St. Elizabeth’s Church in Knoxville, TN used the curriculum during coffee hour with adults, youth and children in December.
By Eleanor Withers
Improving Farming Conditions for Women in Ghana
Episcopal Relief & Development and its partner organization, Anglican Diocesan Development and Relief Organisation, work in Ghana to improve working conditions for women in the farming industry.
By Episcopal Relief & Development
Partnering to Uphold the Dignity of Marginalized Communities in Honduras
Episcopal Relief & Development partners with the Siloe Project to uphold the dignity of marginalized communities to prevent sexual and gender-based violence through awareness education and by empowering faith leaders to speak out against violence.
Transforming Lives Moment to Moment in Zambia
Episcopal Relief & Development partners with the five Anglican dioceses of Zambia to offer the Moments That Matter® Integrated Early Childhood Development Program.
A Bit of Christmas Joy After a Deadly Tornado
Communities across western Kentucky come together to support families devastated by a deadly tornado weeks before Christmas in December of 2021.
By Courtney Moore
My Wish for You in 2023: Pax et Bonum
As we enter 2023, Episcopal Relief & Development enters a new strategic plan. President & CEO Rob Radtke reflects on the organization’s emerging plan and late board member Mike Carscaddon, who played a critical part in shaping the strategy.
By Rob Radtke
