“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.”

On Saturday, June 27, the Episcopal Diocese of Texas celebrated the ordination of nine new deacons at Good Shepherd in Austin. Surrounded by a joyful congregation, heartfelt prayers, and the support of family, friends, and clergy, these faithful servants were ordained to continue their ministry throughout the diocese. The service featured an inspiring sermon by the Rt. Rev. Andrew C. Doyle, who encouraged the newly ordained deacons as they begin this new chapter of servant leadership in the Church. Please join us in congratulating: Click here for photo gallery Watch the full service and Bishop Doyle’s inspiring sermon, 2026 Deacons’ Ordination,…

250 Years of Standing Together.

Article by Carrie Stanley, Youth Minister at Trinity Fort Worth.  Finding Home Through Service: How Trinity’s Youth Cultivated Diocesan Connections When a parish is relatively new to a diocese, the biggest question is often: How do we begin to weave ourselves into the fabric of this wider church family? For the youth and leaders of Trinity Episcopal Church in Fort Worth, the answer was simple: roll up your sleeves, hit the road, and offer a helping hand. This summer, eight of Trinity’s Episcopal Youth Community (EYC) and 4 adult chaperones embarked on the Helping Hands Tour of Texas mission trip.…

Nearly 300 Hispanic Episcopal leaders from across Texas gathered at Camp Allen this summer for the Diocese of Texas Hispanic Leadership Conference, one of the largest diocesan gatherings in The Episcopal Church dedicated to Hispanic leadership formation. This year’s conference also marked the 40th anniversary of Hispanic ministry in the Diocese of Texas. Today, the diocese counts 18 active Spanish-language congregations, with more in development, and an average Sunday attendance of more than 2,200. “This is the result of decades of investment in people, relationships, and the conviction that this community has a vital role in the future of Texas and…

For decades, St. Vincent’s House has been a beacon of hope in Galveston County, helping individuals and families navigate some of life’s most difficult challenges. From housing and food assistance to transportation, health care, and employment support, the organization provides more than 50,000 services each year and reaches over 19,000 households across the community. In recognition of its extraordinary impact, St. Vincent’s House has been named the 2026 Nonprofit of the Year by the Galveston County Daily News. In this video, Executive Director Paula C. Tobon reflects on what this honor means, the mission that drives their work, and the…

Baseball season is right around the corner! Join your Episcopal family for a fun night at the ballpark in Arlington or Houston. Bring your friends, your church community, and your team spirit as we gather for an evening of fellowship, laughter, and great baseball!