Misión Santa Fé Church Plant, Plum Grove, initially envisioned in November 2020 in the midst of the pandemic currently has 72 members and averages between 35-40 each Sunday evening. Located in a master-planned community called Santa Fé, near Cleveland, they first began meeting in homes. Now, they meet in a community center within the community.
The Rev. Noah Stansbury discovered the Book of Common Prayer in college and has been on the Canterbury trail ever since. He is excited to join Austin Canterbury, continuing his work in campus ministry.
Juneteenth was celebrated as a national holiday this past weekend. Also known as Independence Day or Freedom Day, Juneteenth has been celebrated by Texans since 1866.
St. David’s recently won six Polly Bond awards at this year’s Episcopal Communicators’ Conference. One award was for the church’s pride logo.
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when U.S. General Gordon Granger read General Orders No. 3 to the people of Galveston, Texas.
The Iona School for Ministry held its graduation last weekend at Camp Allen.
During the spring, fine artist Emma Balder, wife of The Rev. Deacon Jack Karn, brought together a diverse group of Houstonians, including civic leaders, lay …
From right to left: The Rev. (Deacon) Kurt Unangst, Andrew Lazo, Jeremy Bradley, the Rev. Dr. Jerald Hyche, Joy Miller, the Rev. (Deacon) Joanna Unangst …
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry led in prayer live on social media Tuesday evening in the wake of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. He shared a prayer adapted from Bishops United Against Gun Violence, as well as prayers from the Book of Common Prayer.
Six pilgrims from the Anglican Diocese of Southern Malawi are visiting Texas this week.
“Then God said, “Let us make humans in our image, according to our likeness‚Äö√Ѭ∂” Genesis 1:26
I have long said and believed that racism is the race that we as a society, as a world, continue to run that has no finish line and no victors, but an ever-mounting number of casualties.
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