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HOME > The Pastoral Excellence Project In 2002, EDS applied for and received grant funds from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. Program to Sustain Pastoral Excellence for the exploration of innovative theories regarding the role of seminaries in the ongoing support and development of clergy and lay church leaders, especially those in geographically isolated areas. The proposal, titled Promoting Excellence in an Underserved Area: Rural and Regional Episcopal Pastors in Northern New England, was developed in collaboration with the Episcopal Dioceses of Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire, who share an interest in exploring this new role for seminaries in general, and EDS in particular. The project is informed by data gathered from more than 600 clergy and selected lay leaders from these partering dioceses regarding the challenges of their current ministries and their needs for resources and continuing education. While the majority of project funds are designated to respond to the immediate needs of the partner dioceses of northern New England, our mission is also to make available to the broader church community what we have learned in this region regarding pastoral excellence and the resources discovered and developed in response to the needs of this region. Personnel The Project Coordinator develops programs and schedules events in collaboration with Diocesan Coordinators and manages financial and administrative tasks for the project. Christina Carr ccarr@eds.edu 617-682-1529 The Project Administrator assists the Project Coordinator and manages some aspects of the project. Elizabeth Magill lmagill@eds.edu 617-868-3450 x332 The Project Co-Directors oversee the project and serve as pastoral and theological resources for program development. The Rev. Dr. Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook Dr. Fredrica Harris Thompsett The Diocesan Coordinators are in relationship with the members of their region and serve as a link between the Project Coorniator and their Diocese. Susan Ohlidal, Diocese of Vermont sohlidal@dioceseofvermont.org Ed Farrell, Diocese of New Hampshire efbt@adelphia.net Nancy Moore, Diocese of Maine nlmoore@clinic.net Linton Studdiford, Diocese of Maine lhstuddi@blazenetme.net |
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