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Diocesan Facebook group is created for parents of youth and young adults
Because of support for the Parents’ Corner of the monthly newsletter from the diocesan Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministries, a Facebook group has been created to provide more content and interaction. The group will give parents and guardians space to talk about faith and parenting. The group will serve as a resource, conversation and prayer group. It will include weekly posts to generate conversation as well as diocesan event reminders. |
Stay in touch with the diocese on social media
You can find news, features and updates from the diocese on social media. We’re on Facebook – EpiscopalDioceseofKansas, Twitter – @EpiscoKs and Instagram – @EpiscoKs.
You can find diocesan youth and campus ministries on Instagram, too:
You can find news, features and updates from the diocese on social media. We’re on Facebook – EpiscopalDioceseofKansas, Twitter – @EpiscoKs and Instagram – @EpiscoKs.
You can find diocesan youth and campus ministries on Instagram, too:
- Youth: @edokyouth
- Canterbury House of Lawrence: @canterburylfk
- Canterbury at K-State: @canterburyatkstate
Have questions about summer camp?
Parents and others who have questions or concerns about Episcopal Summer Camp this year are invited to an online FAQ session. It will take place by Zoom on Wednesday, May 5 at 7 p.m.
It will begin with a brief presentation about how camp will work this summer and then allow time for questions.
Those interested can join online or email Karen Schlabach, kschlabach@episcopal-ks.org, for more information.
Information about Episcopal Summer Camp
Episcopal Summer Camp will take place this year and will follow the recommendations from Camp Wood YMCA and the American Camp Association (their accrediting body) to provide as safe an environment as possible, but we cannot eliminate 100 percent of the risk.
Read more about camp-specific health protocols. This web page will be updated as our leadership team continues to meet and plan for this summer.
Parents and others who have questions or concerns about Episcopal Summer Camp this year are invited to an online FAQ session. It will take place by Zoom on Wednesday, May 5 at 7 p.m.
It will begin with a brief presentation about how camp will work this summer and then allow time for questions.
Those interested can join online or email Karen Schlabach, kschlabach@episcopal-ks.org, for more information.
Information about Episcopal Summer Camp
Episcopal Summer Camp will take place this year and will follow the recommendations from Camp Wood YMCA and the American Camp Association (their accrediting body) to provide as safe an environment as possible, but we cannot eliminate 100 percent of the risk.
Read more about camp-specific health protocols. This web page will be updated as our leadership team continues to meet and plan for this summer.
- When: June 6–12
- Where: Camp Wood YMCA, Elmdale, Kans.
- Who: Students in grades 3–12 for the 2020-21 school year (you must have finished third grade to attend).
- Camp is not restricted to Episcopalians or regular churchgoers. All are welcome, so feel free to invite friends and family.
- 2021 Camp will be limited to about 104 campers.
- All participants need to provide Covid-19 vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test.
- Cost: $500. Payment plans are available. If you choose this, UltraCamp will automatically divide the cost of camp over the remaining months between when you register and the start of camp.
- Registration online via UltraCamp
- Scholarships: You can apply for scholarships on the registration form. Information about your household income will be required. Scholarships are awarded by a committee. Your parish should also be able to provide some scholarship money.
- Cancellation deadline: Two weeks prior to the start of the camp session for a 100 percent refund; at any time with a doctor’s note for 100 percent refund.
Campus peer ministry applications for 2021-2022 now are accepted
If you are a full-time college student (or know one), have demonstrated ministry leadership experience and seek more of it, and you’re passionate about deepening your own spiritual journey and serving others by sharing the love of Christ with those you meet, peer ministry might be right for you.
As a peer minister, you work collaboratively with parish leaders as well as the Formation Team to design and lead program opportunities that highlight faith formation, Christian community, discernment and leadership development in your campus community.
At K-State and KU, there is the opportunity to live in-residence at one of our Canterbury Houses (for free).
Apply online
If you are a full-time college student (or know one), have demonstrated ministry leadership experience and seek more of it, and you’re passionate about deepening your own spiritual journey and serving others by sharing the love of Christ with those you meet, peer ministry might be right for you.
As a peer minister, you work collaboratively with parish leaders as well as the Formation Team to design and lead program opportunities that highlight faith formation, Christian community, discernment and leadership development in your campus community.
At K-State and KU, there is the opportunity to live in-residence at one of our Canterbury Houses (for free).
Apply online
