Episcopal Community Services (ECS-NJ) is a new initiative that focuses on
proactively addressing human needs, such as food and shelter, and
relentlessly working against both social and racial injustice.
We will accomplish these goals by:
1. providing grants to our ministries and projects
2. offering educational and training opportunities
3. opening up crucial connections and networks
4. advocating for meaningful systemic change
In October, Episcopal Community Services of the Diocese of New Jersey (ECS–NJ) awarded $83,330 in grant funding to projects in 7 churches across 7 counties in the Diocese of New
Recording of the Oct. 15 ECS-NJ Summit, with guest speaker the Rev. Eric Dobson, Deputy Director, Fair Share Housing Center, talking on “Housing in New Jersey: A Gospel Justice
During Saturday’s ECS-NJ’s Summit on Building and Equipping the Beloved Community, the most recent grant recipients will be announced. This will bring ECS-NJ grants to more than $300,000 serving the
More and more organizations and agencies providing food assistance are taking extra steps to be sure that those who come
Housing is such a basic human need. Everyone deserves to have a decent home in a safe community where people
As disciples of Jesus Christ, we share God’s mission of reconciliation, compelling us to change whatever causes the oppression.
Significant challenges and inequities have grown more obvious against the backdrop of COVID-19:
Your generous support will guarantee our Diocese the ability to expand our ministries across New Jersey in order to better address the needs of society. With your support, we will stand up for social justice and overcome the bonds of racism.
All this is possible if we work together! ECS-NJ will strengthen our ability to focus in a united and coordinated way. Become a Founding Member today by making a sacrificial gift or pledge.
As Episcopalians and the broader New Jersey community, let’s elevate our efforts to pray for justice and get involved in addressing issues of racial inequality and systemic poverty.
How You Can Help
To learn more about how you can become more involved, email us.
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