♦ A Meditation from Jesuit Initiatives: Discerning Your Gifts
God has given you all that you need to live fully and in joy. Enter into this ten minute meditation by Jesuit Media Initiatives to help identify your gifts and offer thanks to God for His abundance.

♦ Pray the Lives of the the Saints
Visit this page for prayers and readings to remember those saints that the Episcopal Church commemorates this week.

♦ Seek God in the World
God delights in creation and yearns for close relationship with us. God speaks this delight and yearning through culture, our lives, the world, the arts, and worlds far away. Explore these images presented and ask yourself, "Where is God in this?" and likewise "Where is God speaking in my life?"

♦ Tending Your Soul
Six life-forming practices to explore and deepen your faith.

♦ Way to Live
Four reflections by young people about how to live a Christian life in the world today. Featured topics are grieving, forgiveness, work, and truth.

♦ Ways to Pray
How does God talk with us and how do we talk with God? Through prayer. Prayer can be quiet, or it can be loud. It can be with words, or without word, through actions or through stillness. Prayer can look like lots of things. But at its core, prayer is how we communicate with God. Try out some ways to pray.

♦ Episcopalians Living the Baptismal Promise
Meet Episcopalian men and women who have worked to bring God's dreams true to the world by breaking bread together, seeking Christ in all people, and working for justice and peace.

♦ Sermons by Episcopal Teens
Teens have a important voice in the church. If you have had the opportunity to share your vision during a worship service as a homily or sermon, share it. Here are sermons by teens in the Episcopal Church

♦ Hear God's Call
God calls each one of us. How is God calling you to serve? Where is God calling you to go? This Episcopal website will help you begin to answer these questions and introduce you to young church leaders.

♦ A Meditation by Ignatius of Loyola
Ignatius of Loyola helped found the order of Jesuits in 15th century. He developed Spiritual Exercises, a method for discerning God's call. It is based on the belief that God calls us to good things and that feelings, along with our intellect, help us to know the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.