St. John the Divine, a centrally-located Episcopal church in Houston, announced last week that the Most Rev. Josiah Idowu-Fearon, former Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, will join their staff in November.
The Gran Apertura at St. Dunstan’s this past Sunday was a great success. People from Houston and different countries in North, Central and South America, attended to support this new ministry led by the Rev. Dr. Alvaro Pinzon, who was commissioned as the associate rector for Hispanic ministries.
Roger Olier, a parishioner at St. John’s, Columbus, was inspired by the Small Church Network he attended in March/April this year. He heard stories of what other churches were doing and thought, “They are smaller and have less resources than us. I wonder what we could do.”
Over the Weekend, Jubilee Held its First Pride Eucharist Service with 55 People Present, Even More Online.
The Rev. Canon Marcea Paul, Chief of Staff for the Diocese of Texas, delivered the message at three services at St. Alban’s, Waco, this past Sunday for the Jonathan Myrick Daniels’s Feast Day. She also facilitated an interactive Sunday School session between two services underscoring the elements of human dignity.
After a remarkable 22-year tenure as Camp Allen’s first President, George Dehan announced his retirement for the end of 2022. The Board of Trustees proceeded with a formal search process, and Allen Kight was selected and received unanimous support to become the next President of Camp Allen.
The 80th General Convention, despite being smaller, shorter, fully masked, and tightly focused due to Covid precautions, managed to make history in multiple ways.
On Saturday, August 8 2022, St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church in Nassau Bay will once again welcome the Galveston Food Bank to its parking lot for its August Food Distribution. This distribution covers residents in Nassau Bay, Webster, and Pasadena.
A high point for both Houses of General Convention was the votes to confirm the reunion of the Episcopal Church of North Texas, formerly, the Diocese of Fort Worth, with the Diocese of Texas.
In the summer of 2019, Mackenzie Campbell-Furtick began working part time as the Campus Missioner at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Stephenville. Her primary role is to serve as a liaison between St. Luke’s and the students at Tarleton State University, which is just across the street from St. Luke’s.
At the 172nd Diocesan Council, the Racial Justice Initiative was announced. $13M was committed to fund racial reconciliation scholarships and projects.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew presented scholarships to Class of 2023 graduates. The winner of this year’s top scholarship was Bella Boulter, Christ Church, Tyler. Bella is the daughter of the Rev. Dr. Matt and Bouquet Boulter. The Rev. Dr. Boulter is the rector of the Christ Church.
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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