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For more than two years now, Tony Bol and his wife Eden Penn have made wooden boxes for people who want to install them in their front yards to share something: books, food, seeds. Even poetry.
Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota (KNSI) – A Reverend from Minnesota is among the nominations to be a Bishop in the Episcopal Church. The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Nevada named the Reverend Canon Robert Two Bulls, Jr., Missioner for the Department of Indian Work and Multicultural Ministries, and Vicar of All Saints Indian Mission in Minneapolis, as one of four candidates for election as the Diocese eleventh bishop. According to the Diocese of Minnesota, “Two Bulls deep wisdom, pastoral heart, and prophetic voice are a gift to us in Minnesota.” Church leaders from Alexa...
Posted May 12, 2021 [Diocese of Nevada] The Episcopal Diocese of Nevada has approved a slate of four nominees from across the country for election as the 11 th bishop of Nevada, according to Standing Committee President Maggie Davidson. “After an extensive, extended search that has been powered by prayer and connected by Zoom, the Diocese is pleased to announce that four well-qualified, forward-thinking candidates have been invited to stand for election at our October convention,” said Davidson. The new bishop will be ordained and consecrated in March 2022. The slate includes: The Rev. El...
United Way Event Promises ‘Bold Ideas’ to Tackle Racism in the Twin Cities The Greater Twin Cities United Way will host a virtual event Thursday with keynote addresses from Beth Ford, Joan Gabel, Kevin Warren, and Maya Moore. The Greater Twin Cities United Way on Thursday evening will bring in some of the biggest names in Minnesota business to address racism in the metro. The event, known as “Together We Thrive,” follows a tumultuous year in Minnesota that has shone a light on enduring racial injustices in the state. The event marks the organization’s second “...