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This second Sunday of Advent, Deacon Beckett Leclaire writes for Justice Unbound. Editor Rev. Lee Catoe remarks, “these [are] amazing and powerful pieces of witness, art, and story. I am truly blessed to have been able to read these, truly.” Link in comments below.
December 8, 2025 at 12:01 AM
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In the wake of the horrific mass shooting and fire at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Grand Blanc Township, Bishop Anne and Rev. Molly call our diocese to prayer. Read the full statement by swiping through or at the link below.

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The seal of the Episcopal Diocese of the Great Lakes is positioned above the words, "A Call to Prayer." A right-pointing arrow in the bottom right corner indicates that viewers should swipe to the next image. The image reads, "Dear Friends in Christ, The hearts of all, including the people of the Episcopal Diocese of the Great Lakes, go out to the people of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of Grand Blanc, Michigan. Just as so many of us were doing this morning, they were worshiping God in a place they love with people they love. Although acts of violence at churches, synagogues and mosques are not new, this one is close to home; it’s within the bounds of the diocese and St. Christopher’s is located nearby. Within the current climate of the news and our country, it’s especially unsettling and even overwhelming." A right-pointing arrow in the bottom right corner indicates that viewers should swipe to the next image. The image reads, "We are called to pray for our Mormon siblings in Grand Blanc, that they may know the peace that passes understanding. We are called to pray for the people of St. Christopher’s and their rector, that they might not be afraid, and may continue to live the Gospel with boldness. We’re called to pray that peace may prevail on earth, and then we’re called to enact that peace with our bodies." A right-pointing arrow in the bottom right corner indicates that viewers should swipe to the next image. The image reads, "The same principles that called us yesterday hold true today as we seek to love God and our neighbors, to live in community with one another in teaching and fellowship, and to respect the dignity of every human being. We’re called to search for the image of God in one another, to love our enemies, and to pray. Faithfully, The Rt. Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple, Assisting Bishop and The Rev. Molly Bosscher, President, Standing Committee" The images of the two leaders' signatures are included. A right-pointing arrow in the bottom right corner indicates that viewers should swipe to the next image.
September 28, 2025 at 11:07 PM