Committees hear testimony on additions to the church calendar, proposed hymnal supplement
The calendar, often known as Lesser Feasts and Fasts, is considered part of the Book of Common Prayer
St. Paul’s church readies for May Luncheon fundraiser
The almost 150-year-old tradition is returning to the church this week along with the Episcopal Church Women’s Group annual bake sale. – Columbus, MS
Capitol Hill church looking to build affordable housing units on campus
St. Mark’s Cathedral on Capitol Hill is one of Seattle’s most iconic churches.
General Convention to consider endorsing ‘migration with dignity’ principles
They are among the people Jesus speaks of and they face unjust and evil systems…
St. Peter’s in Morristown to host screening of ‘The Philadelphia Eleven,’ May 18
Following the screening, there will be a panel discussion featuring the Rev. Nancy H. Wittig
Resolution would allow ‘local ecumenical partnerships’ between Episcopal, Presbyterian churches
The new proposal would allow for what is called a “limited, orderly exchange of ministers.”
Eastern Orthodox Church ordains Zimbabwean woman as its first deaconess
For years, debates over the ordination of deaconesses have divided Orthodox Christians worldwide.
Navajoland Episcopalians one step closer to becoming a missionary diocese
Last week, testimonials were given in support of Resolution C009, including one from the Rev. Leon Sampson
Spring Meeting of Province III Executive Committee May 5-6
The committee reviewed comprehensive Triennial overview and the meeting of the ECW national board.
They also had the opportunity to view an excellent documentary on the “Philadelphia 11,” with discussion led by Bishop Marianne Budde, Diocese of Washington, and hear the President of the House of Deputies, Julia Ayana Harris, during a concurrent session with the Province III Synod. Very productive meeting—See you in June! Dr. Renèe Escoffery Torres
“Revealing Faith: Women’s Voices Heard,” on the diocesan YouTube channel
Join us as we explore the diverse experiences, wisdom, and insights of Episcopal women from across our diocese. They offer unique perspectives on spirituality, leadership, and service. Each week, we delve into compelling stories that challenge conventions and inspire hope, reminding us that the strength of our community lies in the richness of its voices.
This series is more than just a collection of videos; it celebrates faith and hope in the Episcopal Church and beyond. Beginning June 7th
If you want to participate and share your story, please contact Canon Alexis Guszick.
Scarf Project from the women of the Episcopal Churches in the state of Wisconsin – Update
They collected 11 ditty bags, 12 hats, 13 sets of hat and scarf, 344 scarves, Total items were 380
These items came from 55 parishes across the State of Wisconsin. Thanks to all who contributed – it was an astounding, colorful, chaotic table with many smiles
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