Renovations of the Casa Mateo campus are nearing completion. Their new building will have the ability to serve up to nine families at a time, …
By: Tanya Eiserer In April 2021, things were just starting to return to normal as the pandemic began to recede. We’d returned to in-person worship …
What is USHER and what can USHER do for you? USHER is a platform designed to centralize diocesan information. Visit USHER in the upper right …
By the Rev. Karen A. Calafat “Racism was bred in my bones. I will be working the rest of my life to learn more about …
The Rev. Tracey Carroll, Area Missioner in the Northeast Convocation, organized the campus visit. She discovered the connection between St. John’s and Panola College while …
‘A story about resistance’: Longview group finds filmmaker to direct documentary on 1919 race riot
In response to the recent Arctic Front that arrived over Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend, Calvary Episcopal Church provided a warm place for those …
The North Region has been rich in bishops and joy as three ordinations to the priesthood happened in a span of ten-days in the Region. …
The Rev. Dr. Janet Waggoner has accepted the call of St. John’s/San Juan Episcopal Church in Olympia, Washington, to serve as their rector beginning March …
Work began to renovate a Good Samaritan Shop through which the Ministerial Alliance raises funds to support needs of Sealy neighbors with utilities, transportation, and …
On Saturday, November 18, St. James’ Episcopal (in historic Third Ward), and St. Martin’s, Houston, partnered once again in mission for Thanksgiving in the community St. James’ serves. The goal was to distribute all the staples necessary for a complete Thanksgiving meal to 500 families. Up from 300 families served last year, the commitment to this endeavor is just one of several successful ones over the past few years.
Celebrating 175 years of mission in Christ, we are a diverse community of believers following the Episcopal tradition across our 81-county diocese spanning nearly 70,000 square miles in the central, eastern, and northern regions of Texas. Founded in 1838, we are more than 450 active clergy-strong with 175 congregations, over 100 missional communities, 20 campus missions, chaplaincies, foundations, institutions, and over 72,000 parishioners.
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