What is needed to begin an EFM group? What is the time commitment? What is the cost of the program? How does a person become a trained mentor? Can a person be both a mentor and a student? Download This File For More Information. For additional information, visit http://www.sewanee.edu/EFM/index.htm.

You may also contact Joan Fairlie (EFM Coordinator for the Diocese of Connecticut) via the contact information below. All email queries should include the "EFM Query" in the subject line.

An on-going Bible study to find every woman and every reference to women in the Bible. The project began in response to the Millenium Development Goals to provide a corrective to negative views of women stemming from past and present Biblical interpretations. God created women as a beloved part of human beings who were created in the image and likeness of God. Women were active participants in the development of the people of God and were spoken to by God directly. Women were prophets, judges, a builder of a city, wives, mothers, single, married, concubines, queens, prostitutes … you get the idea.

We are presently studying the prophet Isaiah and were pleased to discover “the prophetess” in the early chapters.