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SUMMARY:Special Friends Fellowship Club
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/special-friends-fellowship-club/2026-10-20/
LOCATION:St. George’s Episcopal Church\, 2425 S. Germantown Road\, Germantown\, TN\, 38138\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Fellowship,Special Friends,St. George's
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ORGANIZER;CN="Special Friends Fellowship Club":MAILTO:karrie@stgeorgesgermantown.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261021T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261021T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
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SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-10-21/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
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ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261021T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261021T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
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SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-10-21/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20260727T153534Z
CREATED:20260625T135535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260727T153534Z
UID:10220164-1792713600-1792972799@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Sacred Ground Regional Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/sacred-ground-regional-gathering/
LOCATION:Idlewild Presbyterian Church\, 1750 Union Ave.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Conferences,Grace-St. Luke's,Racial Healing,Retreat,St. Constance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261023T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261023T130000
DTSTAMP:20261014T150552Z
CREATED:20260723T210532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T150552Z
UID:10220803-1792756800-1792760400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:2026 Budget Hearing
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/2026-budget-hearing/
CATEGORIES:Convention,Hearing
ORGANIZER;CN="The Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee":MAILTO:diocese@episwtn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261025T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261025T190000
DTSTAMP:20261014T153629Z
CREATED:20260806T151642Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261014T153629Z
UID:10220851-1792947600-1792954800@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Younited: Scavenger Hunt at St. Mary's Cathedral
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/younited-scavenger-hunt-at-st-marys-cathedral/
LOCATION:St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral\, 700 Poplar Avenue\, Memphis\, Tennessee\, 38105
CATEGORIES:Fellowship,For Youth,For Youth,St. Mary's Cathedral
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ORGANIZER;CN="St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral":MAILTO:stmarys@stmarysmemphis.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220872-1793174400-1793206800@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261028T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220180-1793199600-1793203200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261101T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261101T193000
DTSTAMP:20260930T135324Z
CREATED:20260930T135324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T135324Z
UID:10220863-1793556000-1793561400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:First Sunday Supper and Compline
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/first-sunday-supper-and-compline/2026-11-01/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Compline,Worship & Prayer
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ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261102T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261102T190000
DTSTAMP:20261007T191513Z
CREATED:20261007T191513Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261007T191513Z
UID:10221132-1793642400-1793646000@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Deconsecration Services
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/deconsecration-services/2026-11-02/
CATEGORIES:Deconsecration,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/1.png
ORGANIZER;CN="The Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee":MAILTO:diocese@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261103T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261103T193000
DTSTAMP:20260923T160604Z
CREATED:20260805T204724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260923T160604Z
UID:10220846-1793727000-1793734200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Special Friends Fellowship Club
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/special-friends-fellowship-club/2026-11-03/
LOCATION:St. George’s Episcopal Church\, 2425 S. Germantown Road\, Germantown\, TN\, 38138\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Fellowship,Special Friends,St. George's
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Special-Friends-logo.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Special Friends Fellowship Club":MAILTO:karrie@stgeorgesgermantown.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220873-1793779200-1793811600@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-11-04/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261104T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261104T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220181-1793804400-1793808000@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-11-04/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261106T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261106T130000
DTSTAMP:20260723T144050Z
CREATED:20250827T150417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260723T144050Z
UID:10220057-1793952000-1793970000@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:St. Clare Women's Silent Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/st-clare-womens-silent-retreat/2026-11-06/
LOCATION:St. Columba Episcopal Camp and Retreat Center\, 4577 Billy Maher Rd.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38135\, United States
CATEGORIES:For Women,Retreat
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/st.-clare-graphic.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261111T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261111T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220874-1794384000-1794416400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-11-11/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261111T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261111T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220182-1794409200-1794412800@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-11-11/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T193000
DTSTAMP:20260811T015937Z
CREATED:20251225T022952Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T015937Z
UID:10220141-1794592800-1794598200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Quarterly 12-Step Eucharist\, Open 12-Step Meeting\, and Refreshments
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/quarterly-12-step-eucharist-open-12-step-meeting-and-refreshments-5/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Addiction & Recovery,Community,Fellowship
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/TOP-PART-of-12-Step-Eucharist-8.5-x-11-in.webp
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261117T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261117T193000
DTSTAMP:20260923T160604Z
CREATED:20260805T204724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260923T160604Z
UID:10220847-1794936600-1794943800@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Special Friends Fellowship Club
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/special-friends-fellowship-club/2026-11-17/
LOCATION:St. George’s Episcopal Church\, 2425 S. Germantown Road\, Germantown\, TN\, 38138\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Fellowship,Special Friends,St. George's
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Special-Friends-logo.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Special Friends Fellowship Club":MAILTO:karrie@stgeorgesgermantown.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261118T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261118T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220875-1794988800-1795021200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261118T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261118T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220183-1795014000-1795017600@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261120T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261121T170000
DTSTAMP:20260722T181143Z
CREATED:20260722T181143Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T181143Z
UID:10220435-1795194000-1795280400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Diocesan Convention 2026
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/diocesan-convention-2026/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 309 E Baltimore St.\, Jackson\, TN\, 38301\, United States
CATEGORIES:Convention
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/full-circle-lockup-1x.webp
ORGANIZER;CN="The Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee":MAILTO:diocese@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261125T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261125T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220876-1795593600-1795626000@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-11-25/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261125T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261125T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220184-1795618800-1795622400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-11-25/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261201T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261201T193000
DTSTAMP:20260923T160604Z
CREATED:20260805T204724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260923T160604Z
UID:10220848-1796146200-1796153400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Special Friends Fellowship Club
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/special-friends-fellowship-club/2026-12-01/
LOCATION:St. George’s Episcopal Church\, 2425 S. Germantown Road\, Germantown\, TN\, 38138\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Fellowship,Special Friends,St. George's
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Special-Friends-logo.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Special Friends Fellowship Club":MAILTO:karrie@stgeorgesgermantown.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261202T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261202T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220877-1796198400-1796230800@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-12-02/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
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ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261202T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261202T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220185-1796223600-1796227200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-12-02/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261204T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261204T130000
DTSTAMP:20260723T144050Z
CREATED:20250827T150417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260723T144050Z
UID:10220058-1796371200-1796389200@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:St. Clare Women's Silent Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/st-clare-womens-silent-retreat/2026-12-04/
LOCATION:St. Columba Episcopal Camp and Retreat Center\, 4577 Billy Maher Rd.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38135\, United States
CATEGORIES:For Women,Retreat
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/st.-clare-graphic.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261206T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261206T193000
DTSTAMP:20260930T135324Z
CREATED:20260930T135324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T135324Z
UID:10220864-1796580000-1796585400@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:First Sunday Supper and Compline
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/first-sunday-supper-and-compline/2026-12-06/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Compline,Worship & Prayer
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ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261209T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261209T170000
DTSTAMP:20260930T141549Z
CREATED:20260930T141549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T141549Z
UID:10220878-1796803200-1796835600@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Eucharist and Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/eucharist-and-lunch/2026-12-09/
LOCATION:Barth House Episcopal Center\, 409 Patterson St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Barth House,Community,Fellowship,Worship & Prayer
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://edwtn.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BH-altar.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Barth House Episcopal Center":MAILTO:barthhouse@episwtn.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261209T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261209T160000
DTSTAMP:20260721T201324Z
CREATED:20260721T201324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260721T201324Z
UID:10220186-1796828400-1796832000@edwtn.org
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning from St. Edward Chapel at Trezevant Manor (Memphis)
DESCRIPTION:Fourteen Do Good & Share Outreach Ministry Grants supporting outreach and community engagement  have been awarded by the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee. The grants total $36\,772.00. The purpose of the Do Good & Share Ministry Grants program is to encourage small congregations to try new ways of getting to know their local communities through shared ministries and engagement. The Ministry Grants program is part of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee’s Small Church Initiative\, which began in 2020. Awards include Experimental Grants up to $1\,000 and Sustaining Grants up to $5\,000. Experimental Grants are geared toward projects that help congregations learn about its surrounding neighborhood and engage the work God is already doing by trying something new. Sustaining Grants are aimed primarily at congregations that have already begun working with the community surrounding the church. “The grant committee entered this inaugural granting cycle with tempered expectations regarding how many applications we might see” said Emily Austin\, a member of the Ministry Grant Team. “We were impressed not only with the number of churches that applied but also with the commitment to listening and holy partnership we saw in the applications.” The following grants were awarded:  All Saints Episcopal Church (Memphis) Pollinator Garden Project: $2\,566.00Christ Episcopal Church (Brownsville) Teddy Bear Outreach Project: $1\,000.00Church of the Good Shepherd (Memphis) U-Park Tennis Festivals Project: $4\,339.00Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis) How Great Thou Art Camp Project: $1\,000.00Grace Episcopal Church (Paris) Loaves & Fishes Project: $1\,000.00Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Memphis) Camp Firelight Vacation Bible School Project: $1\,000.00Immanuel Episcopal Church (La Grange) Community Arts Program: $2\,500.00Ravenscroft Episcopal Chapel (Brighton) Family Tools for Success Program: $4\,000.00St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (Millington) Laundry Love Project: $4\,000.00St. James Episcopal Church (Bolivar) Hardeman County Drug Court Recovery Project: $4\,547.00St. Mary’s Cathedral (Memphis) Connecting Neighbors to Urgent Care Project: $1\,000.00St. Paul Episcopal Church (Mason) Gailor Community Bulletin Board Project: $2\,000.00St. Thomas the Apostle (Humboldt) Boys & Girls Club Playground Project: $5\,000.00St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Somerville) Front Yard Food Pantry Expansion Project: $2\,820.00Stories and lessons learned from this first round of grants will be shared at the 2024 Diocesan Convention\, November 16 at Church of the Holy Apostles in Collierville.
URL:https://edwtn.org/event/lifelong-learning-from-st-edward-chapel-at-trezevant-manor-memphis/2026-12-09/
LOCATION:Trezevant Manor\, 177 Highland St.\, Memphis\, TN\, 38111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Formation,Learning
ORGANIZER;CN="St. Edward's Chapel at Trezevant Manor":MAILTO:pmclain@trezevantmanor.org
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