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2026 Community Harvest Microgrant
Episcopal Community Services of the Diocese of New Jersey (ECS-NJ) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2026 Community Harvest Microgrant to help support the continued growth of congregational feeding ministries. Grant applications are open now through April 24. Please see below for grant guidelines.
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Stories of Hope. Voices of Grace Series, St. James Episcopal Church
For children in foster care, every transition can feel uncertain—and deeply human. At St. James Episcopal Church in Bradley Beach, NJ, the Luggage for Love Ministry offers something simple, yet powerful: dignity, care, and love through the gift of new luggage.
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ECS-NJ Welcomes
The Rev. Dr. Carolyn Bradley, Dcn, Co-Chair of the ECS-NJ Advisory Council
We are delighted to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Carolyn Bradley, Dcn as Co-Chair of the ECS-NJ Advisory Council. Rev. Bradley brings a deep passion for service and a steadfast commitment to our mission of transforming lives through compassion and justice. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Rev. Dave Snyder for his dedicated leadership and guidance during his time as Co-Chair. While Fr. Dave transitions from this role, we are pleased that he will continue to serve with ECS-NJ through various committees, sharing his insight and experience as we continue our important work together.
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grantee spotlight
St. Augustine
For over three and a half decades, St. Augustine’s Sunday feeding program has served as a cornerstone of community support on Asbury Park’s Westside. Operating in one of New Jersey’s most under-resourced areas, this urban ministry provides a critical lifeline, ensuring local families have access to consistent, nutritious meals every Sunday.
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