On April 21, the Episcopal Diocese of Texas celebrates with All Saints Episcopal School as it marked its 50th school year and the 10th anniversary of its chapel. The day included a joyful Eucharist, with Bishops C. Andrew Doyle and Jeff W. Fisher present alongside students, faculty, and distinguished guests who helped bring this vision to life on campus. Enjoy scenes from this meaningful celebration and witness the spirit of community, gratitude, and hope that continues to shape All Saints for generations to come. Click here to view more photos Click to view post on Instagram @allsaintstyler

More than 150 communicators from across the country gathered in San Diego for Anchored in Hope, a four-day conference focused on learning, collaboration, and a shared commitment to strengthening how the Church tells its story. The Episcopal Diocese of Texas emerged as a clear leader—not only through its presence in key learning spaces, including a cross-border visit to Tijuana focused on migrant communities—but also through its strong showing at the 2026 Polly Bond Awards for Excellence in Communications.  The Diocese received two major honors: an Award of Excellence for its Spanish-language website, recognized for advancing accessibility and inclusion, and an Award of Merit for the social media…

The Episcopal Diocese of Texas joins the worldwide Anglican Communion in celebrating a landmark moment in the life of the Church: the installation of Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, in a solemn and joyful service held on March 25 at the historic Canterbury Cathedral. Among the distinguished leaders gathered from across the Anglican and Episcopal world were Bishop Andy Doyle and his wife JoAnne Doyle, who were specially invited to witness the occasion. Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe and several other representatives of The Episcopal Church were also in attendance, a testament to the deep and enduring bonds…

Calling all Diocese of Texas families and camp alumni—Lonestar Family Roundup is your weekend to come home! From canoeing and horseback riding to zip lines and s’mores, it’s a refreshing spring getaway for all ages in the heart of the piney woods. May 1-3, 2026.

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!