The Episcopal Diocese of Texas Launches a Multifaith Newspaper Campaign in a Call to Feed the Hungry and Fulfill the Church’s Duty in the SNAP Gap The Episcopal Diocese of Texas and its interfaith partners extend a strong and united moral call to feed the people today in Texas newspaper ad campaign beginning Sunday, November 23 in various markets The Episcopal Diocese of Texas Launches a Multifaith Newspaper Campaign in a Call to Feed the Hungry and Fulfill the Church’s Duty in the SNAP Gap Across Texas, families are facing a deepening crisis of food insecurity. The interruption of the…

On November 8, during his visit to St. Julian of Norwich in Austin, Bishop Seage witnessed a remarkable moment of faith: three baptisms and twenty-two confirmations in a single service. In his message, Bishop Seage reflected on what makes a community of faith truly grow: “There’s something very inviting, very welcoming about your community of faith—something deeply important to you about making sure all God’s people know they are welcome here, that they can find new life and new hope in this place.” He reminded the congregation that transformation happens when we make room—literally and spiritually. Scooting over in pews. Opening our hands.…

To come into a community with an open heart is to recognize that God loves us Just as We Are. In every encounter, His grace is present, a place where acceptance, affirmation, encouragement, care, and shared growth remind us that no one walks alone in faith. This vision is at the heart of Just as I Am, a missional community in Tyler, Texas, that began in 2017 with twelve people gathered in a living room. Today, it has expanded across the state into multiple groups in Beaumont, Spring, and Cypress, and it gave birth to a thriving new episcopal congregation:…

November 18, 2025 A Prayer for Comfort and Hope Holy and gracious God,Hold close all who are burdened by fear, separation, or suffering—especially Fr. James Mwangi, his family, and every immigrant seeking safety and peace.Surround them with your abiding presence. Steady their hearts. Grant his family calm, courage, and deep consolation in this painful time. Strengthen our community to remain faithful in prayer, gentle in compassion, and united in your love.Make us instruments of your peace and witnesses of your hope in the world. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen. We kindly ask for your prayers and your discretion as…

Bishop Jeff W. Fisher Sermon at St. John the Divine, Houston On All Saints Sunday, Bishop Jeff W. Fisher delivered a powerful sermon reminding us of a simple yet transformative truth: God’s love makes no distinction between sinners and saints. Through the grace of baptism, we are all marked as Christ’s own: fully forgiven, unconditionally loved, and called to new life in Him. Drawing from his own story at St. John the Divine, Bishop Fisher invites us to reflect on what it means to belong to a community shaped by mercy, gratitude, and faith that transcends human divisions. This spirit of renewal…

Watch the congregation share a joyful time with Bishop Doyle during this 150th anniversary celebration. On Saturday, November 1, 2025, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church celebrated 150 years of ministry, community, and service to Lampasas. Founded in 1873, when the Rt. Rev. Alexander Gregg, the first Bishop of Texas, licensed Dr. Thomas S. Denny as a lay reader, St. Mary’s officially became a mission of the Diocese of Texas in 1875. From those humble beginnings, the parish has grown into a vibrant congregation of 110 baptized members, continuing its legacy of worship, fellowship, and outreach. In its earliest years, Lampasas faced the…

The application period for the following funds will run from October 1 through November 15, 2025: These funds provide important opportunities to support and advance racial justice work across our diocese. Visit the Racial Justice website to learn more about eligibility, application requirements, and deadlines. Application Window: October 1 to November 15, 2025 Don’t miss this chance to apply!