International/Ecumenical Events

Events are listed in chronological order, not by denomination or country. Scroll down for feedback from past events.

Coming Events

14th DOTAC Conference
Diakonia of the Americas and Caribbean
August 14-20, 2019
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The event is now being planned! Check their website for ongoing information.

Past Events

Wild Goose Festival
July 12-15, 2018
Hot Springs, NC
An art, music, and story-driven transformational experience grounded in faith-inspired social justice. Coming in November's Diakoneo - a reflection from Deacon Leeann Culbreath on her experience at the festival.
Save the date for next year - July 11-14, 2019 in Hot Springs, NC.

Anglican-Roman Catholic Conference on the Diaconate
May 10-13, 2018
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Event brochure. Interview of Dr. Brett Salkeld and Deacon Michael Jackson here.

World Diakonia
June 28-July 5, 2017. Chicago.
Read the Opening Address by President Deacon Sandy Boyce.

Deacon Lewis Powell, Diocese of California

International Black Clergy Conference
Nov 16, 2016
Houston, Texas
Black clergy from across the Episcopal Church and parts of the Anglican Communion explored how to reclaim the Episcopal Church’s membership in The Jesus Movement. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry gave the keynote address. Watch the videos and read more here.

13th DOTAC Conference
Diakonia of the Americas and Caribbean
October 21-27, 2015
Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil
Attended by approximately 100 persons representing 12 different diaconal communities of various denominations from North and South America, the Caribbean and Australia.
The conference focused on the contrast between abundant life for all that Jesus proclaimed (John 10:10) and the globalization that continues to exclude and enslave keeping some people under the table while those in power enjoy the food and power around the table. The February 2016 issue of Diakoneo includes followup articles.

Association of Anglican Deacons in Canada Conference 2014
August 14, 15, 16,17, 2014
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Keynote speaker: The Most Rev. Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. Followup information here.