The Intercultural Development Office of the Diocese of Texas hosted the Building Diverse Communities conference last weekend at Palmer, Houston.

El Buen Samaritano has been serving Austin since 1987, and recently the non-profit mission of the Diocese of Texas held their Gala de Esperanza in celebration of their continued work. El Buen, whose slogan is "a hand up, not a hand out," works to transform lives by engaging the strengths ...

Did you know that if you visited Houston, you would be more likely to meet a Mormon or a Muslim than an Episcopalian?

In the December issue of Diolog Magazine, we told you about "Martin in the Narthex," a children's book written by the Rev. Dick Elwood, a retired priest in the Diocese of Texas. Now, the Houston Chronicle went deeper, telling the story of Riley Cohn, a young girl with Asberger's syndrome ...

At a time when many high-schoolers were preparing for lavish high school proms, the youth of St. Andrew's, Pearland, decided sponsor a different kind of prom for special needs alumni from schools in Pearland and Alvin.

Across the Diocese of Texas on April 26, Episcopalians gathered to share a meal and their faith stories, and in the process, many found new insight from their church community. The event, dubbed Sharing Faith Dinners, took place at 250 venues with more than 1300 participants.

Earlier this year, we reported that Trinity Episcopal School in Galveston received a $2.7 million grant from the Moody Foundation to build a new gym. The new facility will be named the Robert L. and Ann Moody Activity Center.

Two youth groups from St. Aidan’s, Cypress, and Christ Church Cathedral, Houston, teamed up on Earth Day for a beautification project at historic Olivewood Cemetery, the oldest African-American cemetery in Houston near the banks of White Oak Bayou.