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THE YOUTH OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ALABAMA 2010-2011

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Page 1: YD Diocesan Convention 2011

THE YOUTH OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF ALABAMA

2010-2011

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What is Youth Department? The Youth Department is a

group of eleven Episcopalian youth who are elected at EYC Convention by the youth of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. They serve one year terms. During the year, they plan and organize four different youth events.

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Youth Department 2010-2011 Members at Large

Lydia AllisonLee AumanBetsy CobbZeke Jones

Maddie Webb

TVA DistrictKatie Grass

Harrison Hudson

Birmingham DistrictSarah Katherine Cole

Abbey Moore

Montgomery DistrictAnn Kathryn Parrish

Taylor Lollar

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Christmas Conference

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What: A three-day long Senior High event

Where: Camp McDowellWhen: December 28-30,

2010

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“Christmas Conference beats Santa Claus, Buddy the Elf, and all the reindeer! I love our Episcopal

family!”-Emily McDuff, 17

-St. Mary’s-on-the-Highlands, Birmingham

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Spring Break Conference

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What: A mini- Spring Break!

Where: Camp McDowellWhen: March 18-20, 2011

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“I really love how happy SBC is. Everyone is so

excited to be there and if they don’t

come happy, they surely leave happy.”-Sabol Rodgers, 16-Nativity, Huntsville

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EYC Convention

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What: Annual meeting of the youth of the Diocese of AlabamaWhere: St. John’s, MontgomeryWhen: April 15-17, 2011

“I loved the networking that came with Diocese…Especially now being in

college and walking around and runninginto a friend that I met from

church events.” -Liza Lee Tweedy, 19

-St. John’s, Decatur

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What else is going on?

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Happening in Alabama•What: Happening is a spiritual retreat for youth grades 10-12.“Only someone who has been through Happening can fully understand the extent of the complicated emotion that is evoked by this weekend. It is a feeling of love, overwhelming joy, and a calm sense of spirituality”-Andrew Rains, 17-St. Stephen’s, Birmingham

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Special Session“When you’re there the most beautiful

thing happens…the love within that session is an overwhelming feeling.”

-Hannah LaRue, 16-Grace Church, Anniston

What: Camp session for people with special needs.Where: Camp McDowellWhen: The week of July 4th

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Sawyerville Day Camp

• What: Day Camp for the children of Hale County, Alabama

• Where: Greensboro Elementary School

“The Holy Spirit is a constant at Sawyerville…it is the highlight of my summer, and I am truly

blessed to have the opportunity to go.”-Molly Shuster, 16

-St. Luke’s, Birmingham-Nashville, TN

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Junior EYC Events!

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Fall Fling, New Beginnings, and Winter Weekend

“I love the community and the people who go. Also, I feel really connected to God and stronger spiritually

after these events.”-Elise Nelson

-Nativity, Huntsville

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“I love the friendships and bonds that you form with others. I like how small groups

put you with people you never would have talked to otherwise.”

-Win Smith, 17-St. Mary’s-on-the-Highlands, Birmingham

“The Youth Department hosts youth events all over Alabama and gives every

kid involved in these opportunities to have amazing new experiences that they

wouldn’t have had otherwise.”-Rich Bailey, 18

-Ascension, Montgomery

“GO JESUS!”-Andrew Rains, 17

-St. Stephen’s, Birmingham

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“The great thing about being involved with the Youth Department is that you meet people you wouldn’t normally

and they become like family. I love the fact that when I come to these events, no matter the length, I feel so much closer to

people. You create lifelong friendships that under normal circumstances would take years to build.”

-Margaret Blackerby, 15-St. Mary’s-on-the-Highlands, Birmingham