YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRY

in the Anglican Diocese in New England

 
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ADNE YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRY EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL CONGREGATION’S EFFORTS TO DISCIPLE THE EMERGING GENERATION.

We believe that young people are a vital part of the church and we want to equip the emerging generation to walk with Jesus today. It is a top priority in the Anglican Diocese in New England to reach and disciple children and young people.


 
 
 
 

Fall retreat 2023

Join us for our high school fall retreat on October 20-22, 2023 at Toah Nipi Retreat Center.

 
 

 

 
 
 

We equip local leaders with coaching and resources to better reach and disciple the emerging generation


 
 
 

Coaching

Coaching can help you determine what next steps you need to take and encourage you in the work that you are doing.

Resources

Browse recommended books, podcasts, articles, and events grouped by age to support your ministry to youth and families.

 
 
 
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OUR TEAM

Rev. Canon Craig Vickerman is the canon for youth and family ministry for the Anglican Diocese of New England and leads our team of clergy, staff, and volunteers. If you are interested in getting involved as a member of our team, please contact family@adne.org. 


 
 
 

Rev. Cn. Craig Vickerman

Craig was born in Cape Town, South Africa, and came to America to pursue a call to youth ministry. Twenty-six years later, Craig is married to Anna, and they have two kids. He is the Rector of All Saints Attleboro, and the Canon for Family Ministry in the Anglican Diocese in New England. Craig enjoys coffee, woodworking, the beach, golf, and laughing with friends.

Anna Vickerman

Anna has a degree in Social Work and has been working and volunteering with children, youth, and families both in school and church contexts teaching, discipling, and mentoring for the past 26 years. Anna has a passion for Jesus and loves the way He transforms lives and brings wholeness to families. She is a Parent Coach with the National Center for Biblical Parenting coaching strategic and practical heart-based solutions for families. Anna enjoys volunteering with the kids and youth in the ADNE as they discover and grow in Kingdom life and love. Together with her husband Rev. Cn. Craig and her two children, they love exploring the wonders and beauty of New England!

 

Rev. Sean and Rev. Kate Norris

Sean and Kate Norris run Dandelion Ministries which creates space to encounter the grace of Jesus Christ in your place of need (DandelionMinistries.org).  They do this through creative means - art music, blogs, the “Bad Marriages in the Bible (but big redemption)” podcast, and hosting folks in retreat at their Long Island home.  Their two daughters are frequent partners in crime; together they created a YouTube channel called “Betsy Bible: The Gospel told by toys.”  Yes, they all goof around with their actual Barbies and toys in order to show God’s love for you in every Bibe story!  They are both ordained Anglican ministers, Trinity School for Ministry alumni, and artists (Sean sings; Kate paints).  They are partnering with ADNE Youth to run their first Creative Arts Camp on Long Island Summer 2023.  They planted a church in Pittsburgh, served at the Church of the Holy Cross in Charleston, and are now very grateful to be a part of the ADNE family.

anna burden

Anna Burden studied Youth Ministry at Eastern University and has experience working with churches and student ministries of various sizes. She and her husband, Colin, now live in Quincy, MA with their two cats. Anna is passionate about helping young people discover their identity in Christ, their belonging in the family of God, and their gifts for Kingdom purposes.