Young Adult & Campus Ministries (YACM)
Episcopal Campus Ministry is a way for college students to transition from their spiritual lives at home to their spiritual lives when they are first on their own in college. These ministries allow for college students to participate in church activities and outreach programs.
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The Well: Episcopal Lutheran Campus Ministry Greenville
The Well is an Episcopal Lutheran Campus Ministry, which supports the students at East Carolina University and Pitt Community College. It is partnered with the local congregations of Our Redeemer Lutheran, St. Paul’s Episcopal, and St. Timothy’s Episcopal. For more information, please visit The Well’s website or contact Rahim Brown and Juniper LaNunziata.
Our last meeting for the semester was so much fun! We put together 300 exam survival kits.
Tonight was our last regular meeting of the semester and we recognized 4 people departing. We celebrated the graduation of Ella, Logan, and Colton; and we celebrated Vicar Rahim’s new call to ministry in Savannah, Georgia. We also elected a new President, John Childs, and a new Vice President, Katie Sperry. Congratulations all around!
Tonight was our last regular meeting of the semester and we recognized 4 people departing. We celebrated the graduation of Ella, Logan, and Colton; and we celebrated Vicar Rahim’s new call to ministry in Savannah, Georgia. We also elected a new President, John Childs, and a new Vice President, Katie Sperry. Congratulations all around!
Assembling 300 exam survival kits that we’re planning to give out on Reading Day!
Tonight is our last normal meeting for the semester! Join us from 6-8 in the Jesse Peel Center at ECU’s Student Center. We will be celebrating Vicar Rahim as he moves on to his new call as well as graduating students Ella, Logan, and Colton! In addition, we will be voting on a new president and vice president for the Well’s 2025-2026 school year. After that we will get to work assembling exam survival kits which we plan to distribute on Reading Day, next Wednesday.
Tonight is our last normal meeting for the semester! Join us from 6-8 in the Jesse Peel Center at ECU’s Student Center. We will be celebrating Vicar Rahim as he moves on to his new call as well as graduating students Ella, Logan, and Colton! In addition, we will be voting on a new president and vice president for the Well’s 2025-2026 school year. After that we will get to work assembling exam survival kits which we plan to distribute on Reading Day, next Wednesday.
Craft night was lovely. Thanks to everyone who came out, and a special thanks to Mary Ava Johnson and family from St. Timothy’s for making dinner for us!
Craft night was lovely. Thanks to everyone who came out, and a special thanks to Mary Ava Johnson and family from St. Timothy’s for making dinner for us!
April is Autism Acceptance Month! The Well strives to always be autism-inclusive, including making each of our meetings as sensory-friendly as possible. ♾️
April is Autism Acceptance Month! The Well strives to always be autism-inclusive, including making each of our meetings as sensory-friendly as possible. ♾️
A prayer for exam time:
God who is Wisdom, in this time of exams and final projects, we ask for calm minds, steady hands, and open hearts. Help us to study with focus, to rest without fear, and to remember that our value is in You, not in our performance. As the young Jesus once learned among the teachers in the temple, may we also grow in knowledge and in grace. Amen.
A prayer for exam time:
God who is Wisdom, in this time of exams and final projects, we ask for calm minds, steady hands, and open hearts. Help us to study with focus, to rest without fear, and to remember that our value is in You, not in our performance. As the young Jesus once learned among the teachers in the temple, may we also grow in knowledge and in grace. Amen.
If you haven’t RSVP’d for our Finger Labyrinth craft night that’s this Monday evening yet, that’s ok! Just let us know if you’re planning to come so we can make sure we have enough supplies and supper for everyone. Join us and bring a friend!
If you’re seeing this and totally mystified… a labyrinth is different from a maze in that there is only one path from the outside into the center and back out. Finger labyrinths are both art pieces that hang on your wall and practical meditation tools! You can trace the path with your finger while praying or meditating to help you focus.
If you haven’t RSVP’d for our Finger Labyrinth craft night that’s this Monday evening yet, that’s ok! Just let us know if you’re planning to come so we can make sure we have enough supplies and supper for everyone. Join us and bring a friend!
If you’re seeing this and totally mystified… a labyrinth is different from a maze in that there is only one path from the outside into the center and back out. Finger labyrinths are both art pieces that hang on your wall and practical meditation tools! You can trace the path with your finger while praying or meditating to help you focus.
Episcopal Campus Christian Organization-ECCO Wilmington
Episcopal Campus Christian Organization (ECCO) is a campus ministry, which supports the students at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Cape Fear Community College. They meet regularly at Church of the Servant Episcopal and are supported by other Wilmington parishes. For more information, please contact Alfreda Gee.
Campus Ministry Connection
High school seniors and current college students headed to universities and colleges across North Carolina can connect with the Episcopal Campus Ministry through “Just One Thing.” This one-page form will send contact information for the student to the Campus Ministry on college campuses where there are ministries. In the Diocese of East Carolina, this includes ECU in Greenville and UNCW in Wilmington.
Click HERE to fill out the form for “Just One Thing” and get connected with an Episcopal Campus Ministry near you. Want to connect a student to a campus ministry beyond North Carolina? Contact Emily Gowdy Canady for assistance!
Resources for College Students
Student Health and Wellness Guide (A Free Resource from Online Colleges): Students can be quick to let their health fall to the wayside when they start college, but staying aware of good and bad health habits will serve you well in the long-term. Physical health and nutrition are directly connected to mental health, effective study habits, and regular sleep patterns.
Student’s Guide to Nutrition: Between full-service dining hall meals, the campus sundae bar, late-night food delivery, and cheap ramen, it’s easy to see how college students lose control of their diets. This guide can help with the transition from home to dorm and keep your student in healthy eating habits.
