The Daily Wrap

Embedded video of news summaries, sermons and interviews from the 76th General Convention of the Episcopal Church

Friday, July 24, 2009

Welcome to The Daily Wrap

Check out these daily video news summaries from the 76th General Convention of the Episcopal Church. I would have put them all together on a page of the Diocese of Maine's wordpress blog, Mainers in Anaheim or on our diocesan website, but blogger was the only place I could make the embed code work, so here it is. (TMI I know, but, well, that's why the separate blog - though God certainly knows the Episco-world doesn't need another blog.)
My Mom, Audrey Stukey


Mostly I've posted them here - as well as several other interviews from Anaheim and a few of my favorite GC sermons - so I can show my mom, Audrey, who's 85 and can't quite navigate the Media Hub. But, if this is helpful for you as a one-stop nutshell of the GC experience, I am most pleased.

For detailed news about convention visit Episcopal Life Online or Episcopal Cafe. And my friend Karin Hamilton with the Diocese of Connecticut has an excellent legislation tracker over here.

So, Hello! and Welcome to the Daily Wrap!

Heidi Shott
Canon for Communications and Social Justice
Episcopal Diocese of Maine

p.s. Visit Bishop Steve Lane's blog, Round Maine with Bishop Lane, for his daily video reflections on General Convention.

Jim Dela's Convention Wrap-Up

My friend Jim Dela from the Diocese of Southwest Florida offers this wrapped-up gift. Now I know why you were taking pictures of the escalators on the last day.

Monday, July 20, 2009

Day 1 - Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Day 2 - Thursday, July 9, 2009

Day 3 - Friday, July 10, 2009

Day 4 - Saturday, July 11, 2009

Day 5 - Sunday, July 12, 2009

I believe the Lord condones resting on Day 5 of General Convention if it happens to be a Sunday. Squeezed about 75 minutes of pool time before HOD went in session to consider D025.

Here's Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori's excellent sermon from the Convention Eucharist.

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A farm girl from upstate New York goes to college in New England and stumbles into a funny West Virginian and the Episcopal Church, and after a teaching stint in Micronesia discovers that it's possible to make a living by writing and that having twin sons is both delightful and heartbreaking and that living on a lake on the coast of Maine is a pretty darn good gig.