The Iona School for Ministry held their 2021 graduation Saturday, June 13, 2021 at Camp Allen. The graduates were: Jack Karn, Diocese of Vermont; Lynn Osgood, Diocese of Texas; Paul White, Diocese of Western Louisiana. While Karn graduated from the deacon track, both Osgood and White graduated...

For many of us, meeting together to read from Scripture, talk, listen, laugh, pray, and discuss simple homework assignments is a cherished facet of church life. Imagine if the group was comprised of as many people of color as white people, co-led by a person of color, and meeting to take a deep...

Teresa Turner Chang offers a brief historical overview of anti-Asian racism in the U.S.

On Saturday, May 22nd, St. John the Divine, St. Martin’s, and St. James’ Episcopal Churches, along with HEB, Walgreens, Houston Methodist Hospital, the Bishop of Texas Andy Doyle, and the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, among other sponsors, are hosting a Great Outdoor Health Fair; aiming to bring...

On Saturday, March 13, Sewanee hosted Emmanuel College for a men’s lacrosse game. In an email to the Sewanee community, Vice Chancellor Reuben Brigety reported that “Approximately 120 Sewanee students attended. To our great dismay, a few of the Sewanee students hurled the most vile racial...

La igleisa se asoció con el condado de Liberty y el Departamento de Servicios de Salud del Estado de Texas para distribuir las vacunas COVID-19, más de 200 cajas de alimentos y prendas de vestir a las familias necesitadas el jueves, 29 de abril de 2021.

The Episcopal Diocese of Texas continues to amplify its mission. This time around, by consecrating a new church plant—St. Clare’s in Tyler.

Christ Church, Nacogdoches, is making a difference in food security within their community.