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ECP sends $7,500 to Episcopal Relief and Development

May 13, 2008 - Th Episcopal Church at Princeton has sent a total of $7,500 to Episcopal Relief and Development during the 2007-08 academic year for disaster relief and to support the Millennium Development Goals. Most of the money came from the Sunday plate collection. This is the third year in which ECP has dedicated 100% of its plate collection to ERD. One member of the class of 2008 donated $1,500 which was 10% of his signing bonus with a financial services firm. The rest of the funds were donated in honor of outgoing ECP Chaplain, Fr. Steve White.

A different kind of truth: Finding love and redemption in the Anglican Church

October 19, 2007 - by Emily Garcia '10 - The Daily Princetonian

Bishop Gene Robinson and Dr. Ephraim Radner to visit Princeton

September 23, 2007 The Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson, Bishop of New Hampshire will be preacher and celebrant at ECP's Sunday night service October 7, 2008. The next day, Monday, October 8, he will meet informally with students at Procter House from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. and again from 2:00-3:00 p.m. He will also give a public lecture at 4:30 that day in McCosh 10 titled "The Beginning of the End of Patriarchy." For more on Bishop Robinson go here. Bishop Robinson's visit to Princeton is part of a multi-year series of prominent Anglican speakers that this year will also include the Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner of the University of Toronto (dates to be announced soon).

Procter House gets long-overdue paint job

September 1, 2007 - Procter House was painted top to bottom this past summer for the first time in many years. The total cost was just under $37,000. Porch decks were repaired, badly worn and and damaged shutters were removed, and the entire building was scraped, sanded, caulked, primed, and painted. The place looks great!

Chris Wendell Ordained Deacon

June 9, 2007 - Christopher Wendell '03 was ordained a transitional deacon today at Trinity Cathedral in Trenton by Bishop George Councell along with 9 others. Chris will serve as a curate at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Wellesley, Massachusetts and, God willing, will be ordained a priest on January 12, 2008 in Boston. ECP sponsored Chris for ordination.

Dean Thomas Breidenthal, Dean of Religious Life at Princeton, elected 9th Bishop of Southern Ohio.

Of the six dean of religious life at Princeton since the post was created, three have been Episcopalians. The first, Dean Donald Aldrich, came to Princeton after beling elected Bishop of Michigan. Dean Frederick Borsch left Princeton to be bishop of Los Angeles, and now we have Bishop-Elect Breidenthal. The consecration will take place in Columbus on April 28. ECP Chaplain Steve White will be one of the clergy presenters and will also give an after dinner address the evening bfore to the assembled bishops and other invited guests.

'Prison angel' urges kindness and belonging

October 6, 2006 by Brian No - The Daily Princetonian

English bring song across pond

September 25, 2006, by Alice Easton - The Daily Princetonian

On fifth anniversary of attacks, University remembers alumni victims

September 11, 2006, by Euphemia Mu - The Daily Princetonian

ECP Chaplain Receives Award

June 28, 2006 - The Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White, Chaplain at The Episcopal Church at Princeton, will be given The Sam Portaro Award for Creative Expression and Intellectual Enquiry at a joint meeting of Episcopal and Lutheran campus ministers in Minneapolis on June 28. White is the first recipient of the award named after the recently-retired Episcopal chaplain at the University of Chicago given by Provincial Coordinators for Ministry in higher Education of the Episcopal Church. The award is being made in recognition of White's mentoring of other chaplains and particularly for his book, The College Chaplain: A Practical Guide to Campus Ministry (Pilgrim Press, 2005).

Rebirth in Christ: Feeling called to God, students undergo Easter baptism

April 17, 2006, by Regina Lee - The Daily Princetonian

Former ECP Music Director, Kevin O'Malia, featured on National Public Radio show

The Rev. David Kim, leader of evangelical fellowship, preaches at ECP service

February 27, 2005 - The Rev. David Kim, Director of Princeton's Manna Christian Fellowship, was the guest preacher at the ECP Sunday night service tonight. Kim, ordained in the Presbyterian Church of America, began his sermon by warning his friends from Manna who were in attendance that they were about to see him do something they had never seen before, namely, give a brief sermon. This was the first time a leader of one of Princeton's evangelical fellowships had preached at an ECP service in recent memory. Steve White, ECP's chaplain, said in his welcoming remarks during the announcements that various Christian groups often focus only on those things which separate us and about which we disagree rather than on the truly important things that we share in common. David's sermon was very well received and his presence was an occasion of real reconciliation between Manna and ECP.

The Windsor Report

Go here for the report or here for a good summary.

Princeton Episcopalians and Roman Catholics Pilot Dialog Program

October 19, 2004 - Six members of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University and six members from The Aquinas Institute, Princeton's Roman Catholic campus ministry, began meeting to day to explore the similarities and differences between Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism. The group is led jointly by ECP chaplain the Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White and Aquinas chaplain the Rev. Thomas J. Mullelly. The groups will meet five times for an hour and a half each beginning with liturgical prayer and then in-depth discussions of baptism, the Eucharist, and ordained ministry in the two traditions. The program is called "God's Gift of Unity: A Study Guide for Episcopalians and Roman Catholics" developed by the Anglican-Roman Catholic Consultation in the United States, the national Anglican-Roman Catholic ecumenical dialog body. The program was developed for use in parishes is being piloted in several places throughout the United States for general use in 2005. The Princeton group is the only campus ministry to pilot the program.

Jan Logan Appointed Assistant Director of Center for Human Values

September 1, 2004 � Jan H. Logan, chair of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University's Oversight Committee has been appointed the new Assistant Director of The University Center for Human Values at Princeton. The Center supports teaching, research, and discussion of ethics and human values throughout the curriculum and across the disciplines at Princeton University.

Jan has a great wealth of experience � in academic administration and in many other aspects of scholarly life � at Princeton and beyond. She received her B.A. in French literature from Wellesley College, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was named a Durant Scholar. She received her A.M. in Romance Languages and Literatures from Princeton University in 1978. From 1981-86 she worked in the Department of Publications at Penn State. For the last sixteen years, she has been an administrative assistant at Princeton University, first to the dean of students, then to the dean of student life, and since 2000 to the vice president for campus life.

Jan has long been a supporter of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University and is a charter member of The Baker Society. We congratulate Jan on this well-deserved promotion!

Fall Newsletter Available Online Now

August 26, 2004 -- The Fall 2004 edition of the ECP Bulletin, our annual newsletter, is now available online here. The newsletter will be sent to nearly 1,700 people on the ECP mailing list in September. The Fall 2002 ECP Bulletin is also available here.

Chris Wendell '03 heads for seminary

April 15, 2004 -- Christopher Wendell '03, winner of the Pyne Prize in 2003, was named a postulant for Holy Orders in the Diocese of New Jersey by Bishop George Councell today. Earlier in the week he was accepted into the Class of 2007 at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts where he will begin seminary in the fall. Chris is now completing a three month assignment working as a pastoral associate at Trinity Cathedral in Trenton where he conducted a confirmation class and assisted in worship. After three years of seminary Chris will be ordained a deacon in the spring of 2007 and ordained a priest six months later. Please keep Chris in your prayers as he continues through this process.

Lord Carey of Clifton, Former Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lady Carey guests of ECP

November 12, 2003 -- Lord Carey of Clifton, 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury, and his wife Lady Carey were guests at Procter House November 8-12, 2003. Lord Carey gave the sermon at the University Chapel morning service on Sunday November 9 to a congregation of nearly 800 on the theme of justice and peace. The following evening he delivered a public lecture co-sponsored by The Episcopal Church at Princeton and the American Whig Cliosophic Society entitled "Islam v. the West: Challenges Facing the Human Family." Lord and Lady Carey also met with students in small informal gatherings while here and told stories and answered questions about their ministry. On Tuesday, November 11 Lord Carey celebrated Eucharist at Miller Chapel at Princeton Theological Seminary and then spoke at a lunch for Episcopal students. Princeton Episcopal Chaplain the Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White and his wife Andrea were the Careys' hosts while they stayed at Procter House. The Careys went on from Princeton to Kanuga in North Carolina where they attended a clergy conference for the Diocese of Western North Carolina. Lord Carey's sermon and lecture are on line on the Sermons ? page of this web site.

Procter House assessed $8,283 by Princeton Borough for new sidewalk

May 23, 2003 -- ECP received notice today that the Borough of Princeton has assessed Procter House $8,283 for a new sidewalk on the University Place side of Procter House. A Borough ordinance requires property owners to pay half the cost of new sidewalks. The work will be done between September and January as part of the reconstruction of University Place and Alexander Road. The Procter Foundation has no budget for this work and the Foundation's Fund has been badly hit by the recent decline in the stock market. ECP would be grateful to anyone who would be willing to underwrite this unexpected expense.

ECP Offers Free Armed Forces Prayer Book to ROTC Students & Alumni in Military

May 2, 2003 -- We have a supply of the pocket-size (5.5" x 3.75") Armed Forces Prayer Book for ROTC students and for alumni who are in the military. This book contains excerpts of the Book of Common Prayer and the Bible as well as other prayers suitable for those in the military. If you are in ROTC at Princeton or a Princeton alum in the military, contact the Chaplain and we'll gladly send you one.

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	News Prayer Requests ECP Intro ECP Video Welcome 2012 Daily Prayer ECP News ECP sends $7,500 to Episcopal Relief and Development May 13, 2008 - Th Episcopal Church at Princeton has sent a total of $7,500 to Episcopal Relief and Development during the 2007-08 academic year for disaster relief and to support the Millennium Development Goals. Most of the money came from the Sunday plate collection. This is the third year in which ECP has dedicated 100% of its plate collection to ERD. One member of the class of 2008 donated $1,500 which was 10% of his signing bonus with a financial services firm. The rest of the funds were donated in honor of outgoing ECP Chaplain, Fr. Steve White. A different kind of truth: Finding love and redemption in the Anglican Church October 19, 2007 - by Emily Garcia '10 - The Daily Princetonian Bishop Gene Robinson and Dr. Ephraim Radner to visit Princeton September 23, 2007 The Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson, Bishop of New Hampshire will be preacher and celebrant at ECP's Sunday night service October 7, 2008. The next day, Monday, October 8, he will meet informally with students at Procter House from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. and again from 2:00-3:00 p.m. He will also give a public lecture at 4:30 that day in McCosh 10 titled "The Beginning of the End of Patriarchy." For more on Bishop Robinson go here. Bishop Robinson's visit to Princeton is part of a multi-year series of prominent Anglican speakers that this year will also include the Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner of the University of Toronto (dates to be announced soon). Procter House gets long-overdue paint job September 1, 2007 - Procter House was painted top to bottom this past summer for the first time in many years. The total cost was just under $37,000. Porch decks were repaired, badly worn and and damaged shutters were removed, and the entire building was scraped, sanded, caulked, primed, and painted. The place looks great! Chris Wendell Ordained Deacon June 9, 2007 - Christopher Wendell '03 was ordained a transitional deacon today at Trinity Cathedral in Trenton by Bishop George Councell along with 9 others. Chris will serve as a curate at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Wellesley, Massachusetts and, God willing, will be ordained a priest on January 12, 2008 in Boston. ECP sponsored Chris for ordination. Dean Thomas Breidenthal, Dean of Religious Life at Princeton, elected 9th Bishop of Southern Ohio. Of the six dean of religious life at Princeton since the post was created, three have been Episcopalians. The first, Dean Donald Aldrich, came to Princeton after beling elected Bishop of Michigan. Dean Frederick Borsch left Princeton to be bishop of Los Angeles, and now we have Bishop-Elect Breidenthal. The consecration will take place in Columbus on April 28. ECP Chaplain Steve White will be one of the clergy presenters and will also give an after dinner address the evening bfore to the assembled bishops and other invited guests. 'Prison angel' urges kindness and belonging October 6, 2006 by Brian No - The Daily Princetonian English bring song across pond September 25, 2006, by Alice Easton - The Daily Princetonian On fifth anniversary of attacks, University remembers alumni victims September 11, 2006, by Euphemia Mu - The Daily Princetonian ECP Chaplain Receives Award June 28, 2006 - The Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White, Chaplain at The Episcopal Church at Princeton, will be given The Sam Portaro Award for Creative Expression and Intellectual Enquiry at a joint meeting of Episcopal and Lutheran campus ministers in Minneapolis on June 28. White is the first recipient of the award named after the recently-retired Episcopal chaplain at the University of Chicago given by Provincial Coordinators for Ministry in higher Education of the Episcopal Church. The award is being made in recognition of White's mentoring of other chaplains and particularly for his book, The College Chaplain: A Practical Guide to Campus Ministry (Pilgrim Press, 2005). Rebirth in Christ: Feeling called to God, students undergo Easter baptism April 17, 2006, by Regina Lee - The Daily Princetonian Former ECP Music Director, Kevin O'Malia, featured on National Public Radio show The Rev. David Kim, leader of evangelical fellowship, preaches at ECP service February 27, 2005 - The Rev. David Kim, Director of Princeton's Manna Christian Fellowship, was the guest preacher at the ECP Sunday night service tonight. Kim, ordained in the Presbyterian Church of America, began his sermon by warning his friends from Manna who were in attendance that they were about to see him do something they had never seen before, namely, give a brief sermon. This was the first time a leader of one of Princeton's evangelical fellowships had preached at an ECP service in recent memory. Steve White, ECP's chaplain, said in his welcoming remarks during the announcements that various Christian groups often focus only on those things which separate us and about which we disagree rather than on the truly important things that we share in common. David's sermon was very well received and his presence was an occasion of real reconciliation between Manna and ECP. The Windsor Report Go here for the report or here for a good summary. Princeton Episcopalians and Roman Catholics Pilot Dialog Program October 19, 2004 - Six members of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University and six members from The Aquinas Institute, Princeton's Roman Catholic campus ministry, began meeting to day to explore the similarities and differences between Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism. The group is led jointly by ECP chaplain the Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White and Aquinas chaplain the Rev. Thomas J. Mullelly. The groups will meet five times for an hour and a half each beginning with liturgical prayer and then in-depth discussions of baptism, the Eucharist, and ordained ministry in the two traditions. The program is called "God's Gift of Unity: A Study Guide for Episcopalians and Roman Catholics" developed by the Anglican-Roman Catholic Consultation in the United States, the national Anglican-Roman Catholic ecumenical dialog body. The program was developed for use in parishes is being piloted in several places throughout the United States for general use in 2005. The Princeton group is the only campus ministry to pilot the program. Jan Logan Appointed Assistant Director of Center for Human Values September 1, 2004 � Jan H. Logan, chair of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University's Oversight Committee has been appointed the new Assistant Director of The University Center for Human Values at Princeton. The Center supports teaching, research, and discussion of ethics and human values throughout the curriculum and across the disciplines at Princeton University. Jan has a great wealth of experience � in academic administration and in many other aspects of scholarly life � at Princeton and beyond. She received her B.A. in French literature from Wellesley College, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was named a Durant Scholar. She received her A.M. in Romance Languages and Literatures from Princeton University in 1978. From 1981-86 she worked in the Department of Publications at Penn State. For the last sixteen years, she has been an administrative assistant at Princeton University, first to the dean of students, then to the dean of student life, and since 2000 to the vice president for campus life. Jan has long been a supporter of The Episcopal Church at Princeton University and is a charter member of The Baker Society. We congratulate Jan on this well-deserved promotion! Fall Newsletter Available Online Now August 26, 2004 -- The Fall 2004 edition of the ECP Bulletin, our annual newsletter, is now available online here. The newsletter will be sent to nearly 1,700 people on the ECP mailing list in September. The Fall 2002 ECP Bulletin is also available here. Chris Wendell '03 heads for seminary April 15, 2004 -- Christopher Wendell '03, winner of the Pyne Prize in 2003, was named a postulant for Holy Orders in the Diocese of New Jersey by Bishop George Councell today. Earlier in the week he was accepted into the Class of 2007 at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts where he will begin seminary in the fall. Chris is now completing a three month assignment working as a pastoral associate at Trinity Cathedral in Trenton where he conducted a confirmation class and assisted in worship. After three years of seminary Chris will be ordained a deacon in the spring of 2007 and ordained a priest six months later. Please keep Chris in your prayers as he continues through this process. Lord Carey of Clifton, Former Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lady Carey guests of ECP November 12, 2003 -- Lord Carey of Clifton, 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury, and his wife Lady Carey were guests at Procter House November 8-12, 2003. Lord Carey gave the sermon at the University Chapel morning service on Sunday November 9 to a congregation of nearly 800 on the theme of justice and peace. The following evening he delivered a public lecture co-sponsored by The Episcopal Church at Princeton and the American Whig Cliosophic Society entitled "Islam v. the West: Challenges Facing the Human Family." Lord and Lady Carey also met with students in small informal gatherings while here and told stories and answered questions about their ministry. On Tuesday, November 11 Lord Carey celebrated Eucharist at Miller Chapel at Princeton Theological Seminary and then spoke at a lunch for Episcopal students. Princeton Episcopal Chaplain the Rev. Dr. Stephen L. White and his wife Andrea were the Careys' hosts while they stayed at Procter House. The Careys went on from Princeton to Kanuga in North Carolina where they attended a clergy conference for the Diocese of Western North Carolina. Lord Carey's sermon and lecture are on line on the Sermons ? page of this web site. Procter House assessed $8,283 by Princeton Borough for new sidewalk May 23, 2003 -- ECP received notice today that the Borough of Princeton has assessed Procter House $8,283 for a new sidewalk on the University Place side of Procter House. A Borough ordinance requires property owners to pay half the cost of new sidewalks. The work will be done between September and January as part of the reconstruction of University Place and Alexander Road. The Procter Foundation has no budget for this work and the Foundation's Fund has been badly hit by the recent decline in the stock market. ECP would be grateful to anyone who would be willing to underwrite this unexpected expense. ECP Offers Free Armed Forces Prayer Book to ROTC Students & Alumni in Military May 2, 2003 -- We have a supply of the pocket-size (5.5" x 3.75") Armed Forces Prayer Book for ROTC students and for alumni who are in the military. This book contains excerpts of the Book of Common Prayer and the Bible as well as other prayers suitable for those in the military. If you are in ROTC at Princeton or a Princeton alum in the military, contact the Chaplain and we'll gladly send you one.
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