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News > The Harvest January/February 2008
New church planter hired
Philip Hubbard has been hired by the diocese to start a new church in southern Johnson County. It's a tall order for someone just graduating from seminary, but Hubbard says he's more than ready for the challenge. Read more by clicking here.
New dean named for School of Ministry
The Rev. Andrew Grosso has been named as dean of the Kansas School of Ministry, as the school's mission expands. Read more by clicking here.
Episcopal Community Service to focus on hunger needs
The Kansas City-based social service agency is sharpening its focus to better meet the growing need to fight hunger. Read more by clicking here.
 God and country
Major General Tod Bunting is Kansas's adjutant general, overseeing more than 7,000 National Guard troops. He's also a new member of St. David's, Topeka. Read more by clicking here.
Going deeper
How can Episcopalians in the Diocese of Kansas do what Bishop Dean Wolfe called for during Diocesan Convention last fall -- to go deeper, to cast nets into deeper water? Parishes across the diocese are doing just that.
Read more about Education for Ministry at St. Michael's, Mission, by clicking here.
Read more about stewardship at Church of the Covenant, Junction City, by clicking here.
Read more about outreach at St. Timothy's, Iola, by clicking here.
Read more about campus ministry at parishes in the Southwest Convocation by clicking here.
In other news around the country...
- A new regional Episcopal Church office will be located in Omaha, Neb. Read more by clicking here.
- A survey of Americans' religious preferences shows some surprising trends. Read more by clicking here.
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