This new ministry is a way for our diocese to manifest good care of God?s people, live out our Diocesan Vision,and always seek the goals of reconciliation and unity in Christ during this important time of transition…(Read More)

Bishop Ian Douglas met with members of St. Paul’s, Darien on the evening of June 14th, as was previously announced (see the Café’s coverage of the events leading up to this meeting here). From the diocesan media release: “The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, Bishop Diocesan of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut, visited…(Read More)

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, along with leaders of a number of other denominations and faith traditions, issued a statement condemning the practice of separating children of migrant families from their parents at the border…(Read More)

Time will tell what the long-term effects of movements like the Poor People’s Campaign and Reclaiming Jesus will have on the religious and political landscapes in the U.S…(Read More)

It was quite the whirlwind week for the PB…(Read More)

“’I’m really grateful for the time I had [in seminary], but I still had this amazing job in ministry that I loved,” she said. “For me to go to seminary made absolutely no sense. Why would I stop doing what they were training me to do?’” The Presbyterian Outlook reports that a Master of…(Read More)