
Episcopalians Continue Serving the Needy
There have been several items in the news this week about Episcopal churches stepping up to help in any way they can during the pandemic.
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There have been several items in the news this week about Episcopal churches stepping up to help in any way they can during the pandemic.
Faith leaders, Episcopal and otherwise, have been far less enthusiastic this week about the prospects of returning to business as usual. That has been especially
There have been a number of stories in the mainstream press this week about parishes and dioceses stepping up to offer food assistance during the
In a recent interview with Marissanne Lewis-Thompson of the NPR affiliate in St. Louis, the Rev. Deon Johnson, bishop-elect for the Diocese of Missouri, discussed
Our friends at ENS report on efforts by several large parishes in different parts of the country to respond to COVID-19 outbreak. The West Coast
From the Diocese of Massachusetts: Bishop Alan M. Gates issued the following message on March 7, 2020, to the diocesan community regarding Bishop Barbara C.
Retired editor Wayne Phaneuf was honored at the third annual blessing of journalists at Christ Church Cathedral in Springfield, Massachusetts, on February 25. The
The School of Theology at Sewanee quietly announced yesterday that students in the Master of Divinity program will be able to attend tuition-free, beginning in
The Albany Times-Union reported last week that a Hearing Panel will be convened on April 21, following Bishop William Love’s refusal to allow same-sex couples
The diocese of Southern Virginia has opted to find a new location for the consecration of their next bishop, Susan Haynes, after the Roman Catholic church which had agreed to host was the subject of much ire
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