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Collaborative Diocesan Ministries

Episcopal Farmworker Ministry

The Episcopal Farmworker Ministry (EFwM) is a joint ministry of the Diocese of North Carolina and the Diocese of East Carolina. EFWM works with low-income immigrants who work in the fields, nurseries, packing houses, meat processing plants, and poultry, swine or livestock farms in Sampson, Johnston, Harnett, Lenoir and Duplin counties. EFWM provides direct services, programs for leadership development, community education and advocacy.

Some of the ministry's programs and services include:

  • the distribution of information, food, hygiene items, cleaning supplies and personal protection equipment for low-income community members and guest workers;
  • an Emergency Fund for Agricultural Workers who have been affected physically and financially by the pandemic;
  • a disaster relief program;
  • free mental health services in Spanish;
  • an immigration program that includes direct services, community education and advocacy;
  • free English classes with free childcare and dinner to minimize obstacles for participation, especially for women and single parents;
  • a women’s group that organizes trainings, awareness campaigns, prayer groups and programs to strengthen the leadership of women in the community; and
  • a community education program for churches and the general population, focused on the systemic issues that affect farmworkers and immigrants in the United States, and with a focus on action and solidarity.

Other programs and events are EFWM’s Farmworker Festival, outreach to guest worker camps, summer daytrips for children, EFWM’s community council, and monthly community events.

Galilee_LogoGalilee Ministries of East Charlotte

Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte provides a welcoming place of learning, service and fellowship on the east side of Charlotte. The Galilee Center serves as a meeting place for refugees, immigrants and other residents of the city. They host a variety of nonprofits providing vital services to the community, including English classes, citizenship classes, life skills classes, after-school programs, a food pantry, cross-cultural counseling services, gleaned fresh vegetables and mentoring for new food-based businesses.

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The Rev. Canon Dr. Sally French
Canon for East Regional Ministry and Collaborative Innovation

    The Rev. Canon Dr. Sally French

    Canon for East Regional Ministry and Collaborative Innovation

    The Rev. Dr. Sally French serves as the canon for east regional ministry and collaborative innovation for the Diocese of North Carolina. In her role as regional canon, she is part of a team of missioners and canons dedicated to increasing the vitality and impact of congregational development initiatives at the local, regional and diocesan levels. Sally’s work focuses on the Raleigh, Durham and Rocky Mount convocations of the Diocese.

    Originally ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada, Sally has served congregations in Edmonton, New York, Central New York and North Carolina. She has served internationally in Jerusalem (St. George’s College) and West Africa (Diocese of Guinea). Her B.A. (economics and history) and M.Div. are both from Trinity College in the University of Toronto and her D.Min. is from Virginia Theological Seminary. Prior to joining the bishop’s staff, Sally served on the Standing Committee of the Diocese, including a term as president. She is married to Clarke French, the rector of Church of the Holy Family, Chapel Hill, and they have two children, Jack (15) and Elizabeth (10).
    Sally’s interests include pilgrimage and leadership development. She is the author of “Hearts Set on Pilgrimage: A Guide for Individuals and Groups” (Church Publishing, Inc, forthcoming October 2021) and is interested in the ways that formation and spiritual practices can inform and enhance clergy and lay leadership. She has advanced level certification in interim ministry and has served to support transition in congregations and in a previous diocese, as a diocesan consultant for transition. Sally brings skills in change management, project development and congregational support and looks forward to connecting with lay members and clergy in the communities of the East Region.

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