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Academic Partnership Equips Communities for a Brighter Future
This blog was written by Angela Siele, a student at Cornell University, who shares her experience of working in Burundi with Episcopal Relief & Development, in partnership with Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
By Angela Siele
By Boat or by Bike, NetsforLife® Reaches Communities to End Malaria
George’s motorbike is parked in the shade of a tree in Kindu, a district in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that spans a stretch of the mighty Congo River. As the diocesan health and development coordinator for the Diocese of Kindu – part of the Province of the Anglican Church of Congo – George depends greatly on his trusty bike to get him to remote communities “beyond the end of the road.”
By Episcopal Relief & Development
As Conflict Escalates in Syria, Humanitarian Aid Continues
As Conflict Escalates in Syria, Humanitarian Aid Continues
Episcopal Relief & Development Responds to Crisis in Syria
Episcopal Relief & Development Responds to Crisis in Syria
The Falls Church Episcopal, How Does Your Garden Grow?
Bok choy is not the only thing to grow in the fertile soil of The Falls Church Episcopal in Falls Church, VA. It seems that people are also part of the harvest in this revitalized fellowship.
