We help bring awareness to fair-trade farming practices, and we volunteer in soup kitchens. We organize Episcopal youth groups at universities. Some of us serve overseas as missionaries, embracing different cultures as we meet inspiring people and do good work. Check out the stories of what we’ve achieved in the name of the Lord. Want to share your story? Got pictures? Contact Rev. Douglas Fenton at dfenton@episcopalchurch.org

[5/1/2011]  Young and unemployed: With scant support, some young adults struggle to survive
[The Day (CT)] Johnathon Willsey sat with two friends, Tori Merrill, 17, and Joshua Hayslip, 25, all part of a growing clientele of young adults at the New London Community Meal Center, known to most as the Soup Kitchen.

[10/28/2010]  Episcopal campus ministries offer grace, acceptance to LGBTQ students
Many feel disgust at the bullying of teenagers perceived to be different, and many mourn the loss of young people who have ended their own lives as a result. Sympathetic individuals are trying to reach out to these young people, to assure them that things will get better.

[10/11/2010]  New Haven church program inspires interns’ service (video)
[New Haven (CT) Register] A group of young adults are living at Christ Church on Broadway but working in the city that surrounds it, extending the tradition of service on which the parish was founded in 1854.

[8/3/2010]  Amy Thompson Sevimli: Dreaming big
[Duke Divinity School] I joined our denominational staff in Washington, D.C., to, among other things, help congregations connect with young adults in the area. But after 2 ½ years, things haven’t changed much.

[7/28/2010]  Meet the Johnson Interns 2010-2011
[Johnson Intern Program Press Release] The Johnson Intern Program announces their slate of eight young adult that will serve 11-month hands-on Americorps positions for service, leadership training and spiritual formation.