Diocesan Office Closure - Holiday Schedule
The diocesan offices will be closed on Thursday, December 24-Friday, January 1, 2021. They will re-open Monday, January 4, 2021.
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Trinity, Marshall, Calls New Priest
Marshall, Texas – The Rev. Sean Duncan has accepted the call as rector of Trinity, Marshall. Duncan joins Trinity from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he currently serves as assistant priest. His first service will be on Sunday, December 20. In an introductory video...
Fostering Deacons and Aiding Communities in Need: Ministry Focus of Former Archdeacon
After more than twelve years of service as Archdeacon for the Diocese of Texas, the Venerable Russ Oechsel, Jr. is saying goodbye to that position. During his ministry, Oechsel has not only helped amplify the growth in the formation of deacons, but he has also helped the most vulnerable after...
Diocese of Texas Racial Justice Initiative Receives International Attention
Over 700 news outlets, including broadcast and newspaper outlets in large markets across the nation and around the world, such as CBS, The Washington Post, Daily Mail, USA Today and Yahoo News, have picked up an article written by an Associated Press journalist featuring the Diocese of Texas’...
Racial Justice Initiative: Henrietta B. Wells Scholarship Applications Being Accepted
EDOT Racial Initiative Work is underway and applications for the Henrietta B. Wells Scholarship are being accepted! Deadline: December 11, 2020 LEARN MORE ABOUT THE INITIATIVE | COMPLETE APPLICATION VISIT WEBSITE: EDOTRACIALJUSTICE.ORG
Clergy Invited to Join Congregations for Advent 1, Christmas Eve, and the Sunday after Christmas
You and your congregations are invited to join worship with others. You may even wish to schedule a day off on Advent 1 or the Sunday after Christmas. The following congregations are sharing their liturgies online and have agreed that these days are ideal to have congregations join them for...
Bishop Curry in Conversation with Bishop Doyle--Join Virtually
If you’ve ever heard our Presiding Bishop Michael Curry speak – be it in church, on his podcast, or on the Today Show – you know that the message at the heart of his words is always love: love of God, love of your neighbor, love that transcends religion or gender or background.
Curate and Interim Work Opportunities
Considering a Curate? November 19, 2020, 2 p.m. Rectors who would like to explore the benefits and requirements of having a curate on the church staff are invited to a meeting with the Rev. Canon Christine Faulstich and Diocesan Transition Minister Reverend Kellaura Johnson by...
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