Last evening Bishop Deon's sermon for our Convention Eucharist focused on the text, "The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few." (Matthew 9:37) ECM is grateful for ALL the "workers" who make Birthday Celebrations at the Juvenile Detention Centers possible, especially Dr. Rebecca Rugen and Holy Communion and Christine Cannon and St. John's Church - Tower Grove who "hosted" the November parties. Thank you for partnering with us; the harvest IS great! St. John's, Tower Grove, Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, Episcopal Diocese of Missouri #diocesemo

ECM and a donor teamed up to give all 40 kids in the St. Louis County and City Juvenile Detention Centers treat bags for Halloween. These reminders that someone cares bring the children hope during a difficult time in their young life.

Birthday celebrations are important; they're reminders that we're loved, we're unique, that the previous year is behind us and a new year begins. ECM birthday celebrations also remind the kids in St. Louis' juvenile detention centers that despite their current situation, those things remain true for each of them. There is hope in that - for the coming year and beyond. Thanks to St. Peter's Episcopal Church - Ladue Women's Guild, Faith Christian Church of India, St Louis and St. Mark's Church in St. Louis, An Episcopal Church with a Welcome for All for hosting the October birthday celebrations at City and County JDC's.

Thank you for attending the 2020 Moment In Time Virtual Gala and for your generous support!

We hope you had a great time like we did!

We have raised over $62,000! We are still counting and accepting donations for a worthy cause!

https://ecitymission.org

Thank you!!