
Please join us as we celebrate ministries bringing our faith from pew to public square
This annual event is a joyful gathering where friends from across the Diocese of Long Island come together to share a meal, celebrate ministry, and witness how our faith comes to life through service. The Celebration of Ministry is a chance to spend an evening with the community leaders and change-makers who create real impact in their communities.
Whether you’re a long-time supporter or joining us for the first time, the Celebration of Ministry is a meaningful opportunity to connect, give thanks, and be part of faith in action.
📅 Date: October 9, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00pm
📍 Location: The Inn at New Hyde Park
🎉 Honoring:
The Outreach Ministries of St. Paul's, Patchogue
Micah Breakfast Ministry of St. Barnabas, Brooklyn
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Introducing this year's honorees...
The Outreach Ministries of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Patchogue
Rooted in compassion and community care, the Outreach Ministries of St. Paul’s serve as a lifeline for neighbors in need. Through a robust network that includes a food pantry, thrift shop, lunch program, and more, the parish opens its doors and hearts every week to hundreds across Suffolk County.

Micah Breakfast Program at St. Barnabas, East New York
Each week at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in East New York, the Micah Breakfast Program brings neighbors together around a hot meal and a warm welcome. Launched in the wake of the pandemic by dedicated parishioners, this growing ministry feeds body and soul—offering food, dignity, and fellowship to all who enter. Episcopal Ministries is proud to honor Micah Breakfast for its spirit of hospitality and justice at this year’s Celebration of Ministry.

Thank you to our wonderful Celebration Committee for their support in making this special evening a success!
CO-CHAIRS
The Rev. Jesse Lebus, St. Luke's, Sea Cliff
Valerie Siener, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City
HONORARY COMMITTEE
Deacon Anthony Bowen, St. Stephen & St. Martin, Brooklyn
Virgina Cash, Caroline Church, Setauket
Beverly James, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City
Joan King, St. Alban the Martyr, St. Albans
Ann McPartlin, St. Francis, North Bellmore
Annette Moore, St. George’s, Hempstead
Alan Schorn, St. John’s, Huntington
Vernese Smith, Episcopal Church Women
