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Save the date for Province 3 Synod, Monday May 4, 2020 in Martinsburg, WV at the Holiday Inn. Following Synod, there will be a vocational formation discussion on Tuesday May 5 for COM chairs and diocesan staff of Province 3.

General Convention is coming to Province III The Diocese of Maryland is hosting General Convention from June 30 to July 9, 2021. If you are interested in volunteering, you can sign up here .

The Marie Louise Constable(1939) Trust Fund provides grants to fund mission initiatives that were not provided for within the budget of the Episcopal Church, as approved by General Convention. Application information is available now. The...

Early January 7, 2019 the southern side of Puerto Rico was struck by a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. Youth and adult leaders from Province 3's Diocese of Maryland had recently participated in a mission trip to Ponce, an area hit hard by the quake. ...

From the Diocese of Maryland webpage: " The College for Congregational Development is a comprehensive training program that originated in the Diocese of Olympia in 2009 and is launching in the Diocese of Maryland in June 2020. It seeks to equi...

On August 21-23, the Diocese of Virginia will host a diocesan retreat at Shrine Mont designed by and for the LGBTQ community. For more information, see: LGBTQ Retreat Flyer 2

Story from the Province 3: Trail to Truth My experience with Province III was incredible and enlightening. I met so many new people from Dioceses outside of Maryland and learned so many new things about African American history. I was complet...

Camp Spirit Song, a free summer camp experience for children grades 4-8 who are affected by the opioid addiction of a parent or other close loved one, welcomed 10 youth to its inaugural session August 11-16, ...

The Opioid Task Force of Province III announces A Pilgrimage to Huntington, WV March 25-26, 2019 According to the Mayor's Office of Drug Control Policy Strategic Plan dated 2017, more than 10% of the population of Huntington is addicted to opi...

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 .