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Committee on Life Long Christian Formation Wondering about that phrase 'life long formation' and what it means? Learning and education don't stop after Sunday School and youth groups. Our committee works hard to ensure that every church and every person in the Diocese of New Jersey has good, timely, quick information and up-to-date resources for education for all ages. You'll find lots of resources here to assist you in educational initiatives for every age in your parish. You'll find resources for learning on your own. And you'll see seminars and workshops offered through the Ministry Institute, where you can join others interested in similar topics. Would you like to know more? Contact Susan T. Legnani <legnani3@comcast.net> the chair of the committee. She'll be able to assist you with just about any question in the area of Christian formation. Our
mission The committee sponsors diocesan Christian Formation events and supports workshop days sponsored by Christian Education Associates and the Ecumenical Training Associates. At these conferences, Commission members serve as sponsors and presenters. The committee also represents the Diocese of New Jersey in the Province II Christian Education Network. What
we can do for you Your
Resource Library: in person You can browse the materials during office hours at Diocesan House. If you're a clergy person or a parishioner in the diocese, you may borrow material for a period of thirty days. Your
Resource Library: online Your
Audio-Video library: through the mail, for
free Online
resources Beulah
Enterprises: Christian toys, Beulah Land felt figures, the
Jesus doll, books and more. Congregational
Resource Guide: A listing of major Christian education publishers Diocese
of Connecticut: This website provides good reviews of the
most widely used curriculum for children and youth in the Episcopal
church. Godly
Play Resources: The official website for Godly Play. Lesson
Plans for Small Congregations: Free, weekly, lectionary-based
lessons for children, youth and adults designed for small Episcopal
congregations. Treehaus
Communications: A good source of material for those who use
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd or Godly Play.
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