DISPATCHES

july edition

Resources, Updates, and Good News from the ADNE

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DISPATCHES is our monthly update that seeks to keep you advised of news, developments, and resources that support our shared priorities and initiatives across the diocese.

Our priorities are: Youth & Family Ministry, Leadership Development & Clergy Care, Global Mission, and the Reawakening of New England

 

 

PRIORITY: THE REAWAKENING OF NEW ENGLAND

 
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New Registration Options for Reawakening this Year

In our efforts to make the conference more accessible for everyone and more affordable for families we have created a new menu of registration options from which to choose. Please note the early registration discount is available until September 19th!

Standard Registration: This covers the entire conference for Friday & Saturday - $189  $169 until Sept. 19

NEW! - Family Registration: Standard Registration for 2 adults and 2 children under 18 - $269 $249 until Sept. 19

Saturday Registration: Attend Saturday only - $139 $119 until Sept. 19

This year we want to encourage you to bring more guests so we are going to make the Friday Evening of Worship, Art, and Intercession FREE!  This is a great opportunity to show friends and neighbors what the ADNE is all about!

 
 
 

RECENT NEWS

 
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St. Paul’s Anglican Church Lawrence made bold and strategic use of their church lawn earlier in July, when they pitched a large open sided tent and invited the neighborhood to a four day revival event. Inspiring guest speakers, vibrant worship and St. Paul’s gift for extraordinary Kenyan hospitality ensured a full tent each day of the event. Rev. Morris Mungai even ensured that the talks were contemporaneously translated into Spanish so that their Spanish speaking neighbors felt at home. The event mobilized an army of volunteers and leaders from St. Paul’s and Rev. Morris was encouraged to receive guests from neighboring ACNA churches. Bishop Drew commented, “I want to really congratulate Rev.Morris and all those who worked so hard to make this event so impactful. St. Paul’s brought the Gospel to their neighborhood in a bold and creative way. It always amazed me what the Lord can do when we have the courage to take the Good News of Jesus Christ out onto the street.” 

A full Sunday at the Anglican Church of the Holy Trinity led by Rev. Eliud Mwangi. A baptism, confirmation, enrollment of men to the Men’s Group and the licensing of Margaret Waithera Njoroge with presentations and a banquet to honor the new Lay Reader. In the past few months the church has grown with the joining of twelve new families.

 

 
 

 Thank you for supporting the ministries and priorities of the Anglican Diocese of New England.  

The Anglican Diocese in New England wants to be on mission together: every parishioner, every member of the clergy, and every church. As a family of churches reaching across the breadth of New England, God is calling us to serve in the reawakening of the Northeast.

We can do so much more in God when we work together.


As of January 22 2025, our online giving is now through the platform Aplos. The portal will look different, but is legitimate and secure.

To access your previous giving account through the Realm portal, click here. We ask that all recurring gifts set up in Realm be transferred to Aplos by March.
Please contact treasurer@adne.org if you need assistance. Thank you!


 
 

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May God the Holy Spirit make us steadfast in faith, joyful in hope and constant in love.

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