Participant Paperwork

At the EMC, we're intentional about building community. You will be meeting a lot of new people. You will learn their stories and learn a lot about yourself too.

One of the first ways we build community starts before you even arrive. We learn about each of you through our participant forms. All EMC participants should complete the three participants forms below prior to arriving at the EMC. You can complete and submit them online. 

If you have any trouble accessing them, email www.episcopalmissioncenter.org

General Participant Form: Helps us learn some basic information about you.
Community Covenant: Introduces you to how we build community at the EMC. 
We root community in living simply, being relational, affirming every person, and empowering youth for ministry.
Medical Form: Lets us have important information to keep you healthy and support you if there's a medical emergency.
Sessions V and VI:

One of our partner sites is an organization called MANNA. Some missioners from Sessions V and VI will be volunteering at this site and they require volunteers under 18 to have a parental consent form. Parents of participants between the ages of 14 and 18 must complete this parental consent form:
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The Episcopal Mission Center
​is located at Saint Luke's Episcopal Church in the historic Germantown section of Philadelphia.
5421 Germantown Ave, 
Philadelphia, PA 19144

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

 Thank you for your radical hospitality!
Michelle France
Gwynedd Mercy University 

​Thank you for your hospitality in hosting students from Gwynedd Mercy and Alvernia University during their Alternative Break with the Interfaith Center.  The facility was wonderful. We held several of our workshops there in your comfortable space. What an ideal setting! The students especially appreciated participating in your mass as getting a personal orientation from Rev Morris and such a warm welcome from your parishioners.

With much appreciation for all you do,


​“Right now, my group is rating our experience as the best mission they've ever been a part of.  The orientation and subsequent building of relationships with kids in the community broke down their racial and urban stereotypes. Most importantly, every one of them experienced a deepening of their faith in God, and tangible understanding of how that faith works itself out in mission and issues of social justice. We will definitely be coming back!”

— Rev. Jane Cornman, St. Mary’s Church, Wayne, PA