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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Houston, was born in the Langhammer home in the summer of 1919 by 15 Episcopalians.

Last week, our own Houston Canterbury students were among Episcopalians who represented the Diocese of Texas at the annual Human Rights Campaign gala in Houston.

Surveys suggest Americans owe at least $195 billion in medical debt.

Please join the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle as he ordains the following clergy to the Sacred Order of Priests.

St. Luke’s in the Meadow Episcopal Church, Fort Worth, and the 4Saints Episcopal Food Pantry are moving again.

First Woman of Color to Serve at Diocesan Council

Karl grew up in upstate New York and became a Christian at the age of 14 in a non-denominational church.

Fort Worth clergy grateful for peaceful city in wake of historic trial result.

The North Region of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas had its first Christmas Party for the clergy on Wednesday, December 21, in the new regional offices at 209 South Main Street just south of downtown Fort Worth.

As the trial of former Fort Worth Police Officer Aaron Dean continues in Fort Worth amid much tension and anxiety, white Episcopal clergy are among those who have allied with Black pastors in an organization called the Circle of Clergy (COC) to try to bridge the racial divides in the city.

As Bishop Scott Mayer moves toward ending his ministry in the North Region at the end of the year, two celebrations of his ministry have been held, with more planned. He remains diocesan bishop of the Diocese of Northwest Texas.

Rev’d Fr. Enrique Alejandro (Kiki) McCartney was born on the island of Puerto Rico to Henry and Norma (née Sawyer) McCartney, and is a citizen of the Bahamas and the United States.