This is the portion of our website where we share resources with other churches and where we solicit support for King of Peace. King of Peace Episcopal Church is the newest mission in the Diocese of Georgia. Our primary mission is to reach out to the unchurched people of the Kings Bay area of Camden County and offer a means of establishing a relationship with God through the communal life and worship of our church.

King of Peace Resources for Other Churches

Resource Page
Here you will find an online library of resources including an Annotated Eucharist, a brochure of welcoming children in the church, and a booklet on how to celebrate Advent in the home.

Creating a Church Website
This area has information and resources for churches interested in creating their own web pages.

Gifts to King of Peace
We started June 1, 2000 with just the three people. On November 1, 2000, we closed on a 7-acre parcel of land which includes 3-bedroom  house, which is home to King of Peace's activities until we can build a second building on the lot. Photos of the house and land are online. We had many immediate physical needs as we took over the house. The following list shows the support we have received from persons and churches in our new mission:

• Chairs
  Grace Episcopal Church in Waycross, Georgia purchased 12 chairs for King of Peace. The Rev. Church of the Holy Comforter in the Augusta area purchased 5 chairs. Christ Church, Frederica purchased 30 chairs. The Rev. Marcus Robertson of Christ Church, Savannah donated $100 to our chair fund, buying more than two chairs. The Tour of Homes fund of Christ Church, Savannah donated $1,000 to our chair fund,, buying more than 25 chairs. The Rev. Hugh Bromiley of St. Thomas, Isle of Hope donated $390 to our chair fund, purchasing 10 chairs. Frank, Victoria and Griffin Logue purchased 3 chairs. St. Paul the Apostle Church in Savannah purchased three chairs.
• The Rev. James N. and Mrs. Leslie Parker of Savannah purchased four tables for King of Peace.
• A new refrigerator and dishwasher were purchased by an anonymous donor.
• A donation from St. Peter's Church on Skidaway Island purchased a $2,500 keyboard and amplifier.
• The large play equipment was purchased by the Church of the Holy Comforter, which is a recent church start in the Augusta area, having begun services in Christmas of 1999.
  St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Douglas, Georgia purchased the swingset.
• Mr. Wendell Lynch, the Rev. Kit Carlson, and Andrew and Katie Carlson-Lynch purchased the altar cloth.
• Jim Proctor of Woodbine, Georgia is purchasing a thurible and boat for King of Peace.
• Lt. Col. Christopher T. and The Rev. Jeunée Cunningham and Family purchased a Gospel book as well as the cribs, changing table, infant swings and other nursery needs.
• A digital camera was purchased by the Woods Family of Atlanta.

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