from the archives – The Living Church

Rationing and Parish Life

December 27, 2014

TLC material from early 1942 describes the effects of wartime rationing on parish life in the Episcopal Church.

Positions Offered

The Church of the Nativity is a thirteen-year-old parish in north Scottsdale – a fast-growing, predominantly residential area in one of the economically- and educationally-strongest areas of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Nativity is a program-sized strong, stable, vibrant and debt-free parish. We are in a beautiful contemporary office campus, with the eleventh-largest parish budget in the Diocese of Arizona. We have a strong commitment to mission outreach. We welcome all people into our community of worship and practice, and we pride ourselves on our inclusivity and welcoming spirit. We seek a rector who shares our commitment to inclusivity, social justice, outreach, stewardship and discipleship, the ability to minister to a wide range of ages, needs, and preferences, and who will serve as a model of our Mission of “Transforming Lives Through the Love of Jesus Christ.”Contact: The Rev. Canon Megan Traquair – Canon to the Ordinary, Diocese of Arizona megan@azdiocese.org ,David Bolger, Search Committee Chair david@djboler.com

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Rationing and Parish Life

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