What does it mean to feed our neighbors? At the Diocese of Texas’ 2026 Clergy Conference, held October 19–21 at Camp Allen, clergy reflected on feeding as an act of care that goes beyond food. Together, they considered how their ministries can build meaningful connections, respond to their communities’ needs, and nurture hope amid uncertainty. Under the theme “Food Ministries: If You Love Me, Feed My Sheep,” sessions explored hunger relief, spiritual nourishment, migration, artificial intelligence, community health, and ministry. Through theological reflection and practical insights, clergy learned about resources and approaches to help their congregations care for their neighbors as whole…

The Houston Psychoanalytic Society and the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, IX Bishop of Texas, invite you to a screening of Spike Jonze’s Her, winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Following the film, Todd Essig, PhD, and Bishop Doyle will explore what is gained, and what may be irreplaceably lost, when intimacy no longer requires a body.

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Following Jesus is not just about checking off a list of to-dos, but rather about reorienting our life toward the righteousness of God. This ultimately frees us to live the abundant lives Jesus desires for us. 

“The ‘Call to Feed the Hungry’ is a new interfaith campaign tackling growing food insecurity across Texas. We aim to galvanize people of faith and conscience to partner with lawmakers, ensuring essential food programs—such as SNAP, school meals and more —remain adequately funded. Our goal is to empower a knowledgeable constituency of Texans to advocate effectively for these vital programs in the upcoming legislative session.”