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Bishop Klusmeyer, Diocesan Bishop of West Virginia and President of Province III, advocates on Capitol Hill with his fellow bishops for refugees and Episcopal Migration Ministries. Read the story on the Episcopal News Service .

The Right Reverend Eugene Taylor Sutton Bishop, Diocesan Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, and the Reverend Dr. Joseph Thompson Assistant Professor and Director of Multicultural Ministries at Virginia Theological Seminary, will be ...

Join the Reverends Kristin Nelson Krantz and Dina van Klaveren for 4 lunchtimes this fall--October 24, 31 and November 7, 14--to discuss Scripture stories that apply to our lives. View an introduction to the series and register here .

According to the Pew Research Center, 90% of TEC is membership is white, a recent Episcopal News Service article notes. But TEC is not without hope as seen in its launch of the Becoming Beloved Community framework for conversations on racism, ...

Province 1 invites deacons across The Episcopal Church to join this season's webinar session of the program, Deacons Talking on the Road to Emmaus. The inaugural session September 19 at 7 pm welcomes Brenda Hoffman from Minnesota, sharing storie...

Assist with relief efforts in areas affected by Hurricane Dorian through Episcopal Relief and Development's Hurricane Relief Fund.

At its upcoming diocesan convention October 18-19, Bishop Audrey Scanlan will announce the launch of a three-year program to discern God's mission for their diocese. Read more about it in Bp. Scanlan's letter to the diocese .

Delaware Canon to the Ordinary, Martha Kirkpatrick, and the Rev. Robert Hall of the United Methodist Church in Delaware call on Congress to reject President Trump's proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act .

The 1619 Project is a major initiative from The New York Times observing the 400th anniversary of the beginning of American slavery. It aims to reframe the country’s history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequenc...

Clergy protested outside Sen. Mitch McConnell’s office calling on the Republican Senate majority leader to take action to address gun violence - read the full Episcopal News Service article here.