[ENS] Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has written a letter to the House of Representatives calling for the passage of the U.S. Global HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Act
Her letter is located here:
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/79901_96236_ENG_HTM.htm
It is gratifying to see our Presiding Bishop take such a strong stand on the U.S. Global HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Act.
ReplyDeleteAs I end my work as the interim rector of St. Mark's Church, Riverside, I have joined the staff of the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (www.thegaia.org) as a congregational relations officer. I will be developing relationships with congregations on the east coast to raise funds that support work to alleviate the pandemic of HIV/AIDs in sub Saharan Malawi, and to implement the UN Millennium Development Goals. I am planning a trip to Malawi during the month of July.
I welcome invitations to come to our churches to meet with outreach committees, concerned individuals, and/or congregations to talk about this important and compelling ministry.
We should all support the Presiding Bishop and ministries of compassion and outreach to those in need.
The Rev. David A. Amesscurtqt
It is gratifying to see our Presiding Bishop take such a strong stand on the U.S. Global HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Act.
ReplyDeleteAs I end my work as the interim rector of St. Mark's Church, Riverside, I have joined the staff of the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (www.thegaia.org) as a congregational relations officer. I will be developing relationships with congregations on the east coast to raise funds that support work to alleviate the pandemic of HIV/AIDs in sub Saharan Malawi, and to implement the UN Millennium Development Goals. I am planning a trip to Malawi during the month of July.
I welcome invitations to come to our churches to meet with outreach committees, concerned individuals, and/or congregations to talk about this important and compelling ministry.
We should all support the Presiding Bishop and ministries of compassion and outreach to those in need.
The Rev. David A. Ames