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The Right Reverend Gregory O. Brewer, Bishop of the Diocese of Central Florida has published an open letter to Senator Rubio, calling on him as a Christian to enact gun reform.
Announced by the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia: A historic moment in the lives of the dioceses of Virginia and Liverpool occurred today at Shrine Mont
Retired Bishop of New Hampshire Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church, is one of the White House papal visit guests
Because of North America being east of the international date line, the deed is likely done. Saturday 11 APR 2015 the Diocese of Adelaide is
The Church of England and several news agencies report that Bishop Lane was consecrated before a congregation of nearly 2000, with more than 100 bishops in
From Episcopal News Service: The primate of the Episcopal Church of Sudan has called on the people of South Sudan to be “united in order
The next time someone tells you that the church is beset by factions that will tear it asunder, tell them this story from the Post
Bishop Dietsche issued a pastoral letter on the eve of Pride Month condemning the surge in anti-gay violence in his diocese and condemning the Carson murder. Bishop Dolan ignores the violence and urges opposition to marriage equality and focuses on the case before the Supreme Court.
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