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News and letters

Bill Musk July 2010... our older youth, “Teens in Christ” ( TIC) ...: we ran ....for 120+ children .... the Women’s Ministry is operating a program....

Refuge Egypt April 10 219 new asylum seekers 768 packages clothes 116 in jobs ... 2572 ... 986 ... 692 ... ..50 ...116

Bible Society June10 ...desert mountain in the heart of the city but isolated .. garbage, animals..... No churches schools water, electricity..

Menara special needs children 2010

Tukul craft May 2010

Prison ministry reports Aug 2009

EDA Report of 2009 AGM

Gifts or legacies for Egypt, Ethiopia & Diocese - gift page.

Diocesan newsletter /Pics Jun 2010

Highlights from 2009 - (PDF - 6 MB)

..... There is nothing that can thrill a bishop more than seeing unity among the churches in the diocese. Unity is difficult
to achieve! This is why Paul wrote Ephes 4:3 "make every effort to keep unity of the Spirit."....

AST Summer courses interfaith studies

Episcocare - education - health - 2010

Bp Andrew Proud June The weddding season.. burning midnight oil.. new church... confirming in the rain.. Jimma.... clothing for the Opo....

Deaf Unit Letter June . eight students... graduated .....summer camp in Marsa Matruh..85 deaf parents and....125 hearing parents

Picture gallery 2010 Scenes around Egypt, the Diocese and photos from these areas.

Please note service times given in these pages are general. Check for exact service times with dean, chaplains or offices of the relevant church.

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The Diocese of Egypt is in the Province of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East, see map above right.

The EDA encourages members to participate in the work of the diocese (Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Djibouti and Somalia) by

(a) prayer, by

(b) raising funds and by

(c) promoting interest in the work being carried out by the bishop, area bishops and clergy teams.

As a UK based charity, EDA can accept and forward donations (including Gift Aid) in support of projects within the diocese.

The association provides a vital link with those who leave the area but still wish to keep in touch.

Some ten percent of the people in Egypt are Christian, and the Episcopal Church has for many years sought to play a significant part in promoting ties between all denominations.

The Egypt Diocesan Association (EDA)

Supports the Episcopal/Anglican Diocese of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa through prayer and personal service.

News and letters

Bill Musk July 2010... our older youth, “Teens in Christ” ( TIC) ...: we ran ....for 120+ children .... the Women’s Ministry is operating a program....

Refuge Egypt April 10 219 new asylum seekers 768 packages clothes 116 in jobs ... 2572 ... 986 ... 692 ... ..50 ...116

Bible Society June10 ...desert mountain in the heart of the city but isolated .. garbage, animals..... No churches schools water, electricity..

..... There is nothing that can thrill a bishop more than seeing unity among the churches in the diocese. Unity is difficult
to achieve! This is why Paul wrote Ephes 4:3 "make every effort to keep unity of the Spirit."....

Bp Andrew Proud June The weddding season.. burning midnight oil.. new church... confirming in the rain.. Jimma.... clothing for the Opo....

Deaf Unit Letter June . eight students... graduated .....summer camp in Marsa Matruh..85 deaf parents and....125 hearing parents

Picture gallery 2010 Scenes around Egypt, the Diocese and photos from these areas.

Please note service times given in these pages are general. Check for exact service times with dean, chaplains or offices of the relevant church.

The Diocese of Egypt is in the Province of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East, see map above right.

The EDA encourages members to participate in the work of the diocese (Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Djibouti and Somalia) by

(a) prayer, by

(b) raising funds and by

(c) promoting interest in the work being carried out by the bishop, area bishops and clergy teams.

As a UK based charity, EDA can accept and forward donations (including Gift Aid) in support of projects within the diocese.

The association provides a vital link with those who leave the area but still wish to keep in touch.

Some ten percent of the people in Egypt are Christian, and the Episcopal Church has for many years sought to play a significant part in promoting ties between all denominations.

The Egypt Diocesan Association (EDA)

Supports the Episcopal/Anglican Diocese of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa through prayer and personal service.

News and letters

Bill Musk July 2010... our older youth, “Teens in Christ” ( TIC) ...: we ran ....for 120+ children .... the Women’s Ministry is operating a program....

Refuge Egypt April 10 219 new asylum seekers 768 packages clothes 116 in jobs ... 2572 ... 986 ... 692 ... ..50 ...116

Bible Society June10 ...desert mountain in the heart of the city but isolated .. garbage, animals..... No churches schools water, electricity..

..... There is nothing that can thrill a bishop more than seeing unity among the churches in the diocese. Unity is difficult to achieve! This is why Paul wrote Ephes 4:3 "make every effort to keep unity of the Spirit."....

Bp Andrew Proud June The weddding season.. burning midnight oil.. new church... confirming in the rain.. Jimma.... clothing for the Opo....

Deaf Unit Letter June . eight students... graduated .....summer camp in Marsa Matruh..85 deaf parents and....125 hearing parents

Picture gallery 2010 Scenes around Egypt, the Diocese and photos from these areas.

Please note service times given in these pages are general. Check for exact service times with dean, chaplains or offices of the relevant church.

The Diocese of Egypt is in the Province of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East, see map above right.

The EDA encourages members to participate in the work of the diocese (Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Djibouti and Somalia) by

(a) prayer, by

(b) raising funds and by

(c) promoting interest in the work being carried out by the bishop, area bishops and clergy teams.

As a UK based charity, EDA can accept and forward donations (including Gift Aid) in support of projects within the diocese.

The association provides a vital link with those who leave the area but still wish to keep in touch.

Some ten percent of the people in Egypt are Christian, and the Episcopal Church has for many years sought to play a significant part in promoting ties between all denominations.

..... There is nothing that can thrill a bishop more than seeing unity among the churches in the diocese. Unity is difficult
to achieve! This is why Paul wrote Ephes 4:3 "make every effort to keep unity of the Spirit."....