Ecumenical & Interfaith
Network - PCUSA

Who We Are

The Ecumenical and Interfaith Network is for Presbyterians interested and/or engaged in interfaith and ecumenical relations, who want to connect with one another for sharing and learning.

Our mission

To become a catalyst within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for healthy and growing ecumenical and interfaith relationships at the local and regional levels.

Our goals

• sharing information and ideas
• connecting local, regional, national and global events and activities
• lifting up effective examples at every level
• stimulating new ideas and projects
• enlisting and equipping new participants
• maintaining this web site (www.eif-pcusa.org)
  

Our current leadership

• The Rev. David Alger, Tacoma, Washington, chair
• The Rev. Sherri Hausser, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
• The Rev. Aimee Moiso, Santa Clara, California
• Kathleen Owens, Madison, Wisconsin
  
• The Rev. Rebecca Tollefson, Columbus, Ohio

              (Pictured above in order, from left to right)

The current leadership team, selected at our last networking meeting, invites communication with network members and others in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) through e-mail to its chair.

Network participation

It is the hope of those now participating in the network that many more will join in forming connections. Go to the Participation page of this web site to read about some possible steps you can take. Register your interest.

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Brochure for downloading

• The network's brochure, for viewing and printing

On this web site

• Shared Models: contributions from network participants and others
• Shared Models Archives: previously published Shared Models
• Contact Us: PC(USA) staff related to the Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Network

On the PC(USA) web site

• General Assembly Committee on Ecumenical Relations (GACER): membership and responsibilities of this General Assembly permanent committee

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