The Church of England has published, today, new legislative proposals to enable women to become bishops which will be debated by the General Synod in July.  This will be the first occasion that Synod members have met since November 2012, when the previous legislation narrowly failed to ...

Friday, May 16, seven St. Francis Episcopal Day School eighth-grade students were recognized as the national winners of the Lead2Feed World Hunger Leadership Challenge.

Episcopal Relief & Development has been in contact with local partners in the Episcopal dioceses of Fort Worth and Oklahoma following tornadoes on May 16 and May 20 that caused severe damage and loss of life.  These devastating events were caused by a large storm system that set off ...

More than 3500 members of churches in the Diocese of Texas and the Diocese of West Texas gathered in homes last Thursday, May 16, to share a meal and share stories of their faith. Episcopalians across Texas came together in groups of eight to 12, and engaged in a faith conversation.

When the Iona School for Ministry launched in 2004 as a training ground for bivocational priests and deacons, organizers in Diocese of Texas hoped the innovative program would help small congregations in eastern Texas find the type of leaders they need.   Nine years later, Iona has done ...

A major conference on the relationship between Faith, Health and Healing was held in Birmingham, England, at the end of April under the auspices of the Anglican Health Network.

North America¹s largest mariners¹ service agency, the Seamen¹s Church Institute (SCI), debuts new garb for mariners this winter. Earlier this year, SCI asked the world to outfit the next generation of mariners with an original knitted hat pattern based on feedback chaplains received ...

[Episcopal News Service] Bishop Ed Konieczny called for prayer, while staff and clergy of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma reached out to the community, after violent tornadoes on May 20 left at least 51 dead, including 20 children, and hundreds injured near Oklahoma City.   As rescuers ...