St. Richard’s, Round Rock, is now an official Williamson County Vaccine Registration Technology Assistance (VRTA) site providing vaccine registration assistance and vaccine appointment assistance to anyone who needs the help.
Join the Rev. Marcia Sadberry for the fourth year of “Stations in de Hood,” a Stations of the Cross event on bicycles. The ride starts at St. Luke’s, Houston, and participants travel to ten stations in 3rd Ward.
Calling all stewardship leaders! Join us for one hour each month on Zoom as we:
Share best practices
Exchange ideas
Pray together
Encourage one another
Galveston residents were hit hard by Winter Storm Uri. In response, St. Vincent’s House coordinated a mass multi-agency “pop-up” recovery & distribution event on Friday, March 5.
Left to right, 1st row: Nathan Vergara, Zara Chinwuba; 2nd Row: Chris Yates, Kaden Jones; 3rd row: Evelyn Jones, Aubree Kuperus, Julia Jones, Ali Pingelton; …
Houston Canterbury has given more than 1,100 care packages to students at University of Houston, Texas Southern University and University of Houston Downtown since December 2020. During the beginning of the semester, midterms and final exams, the college ministry has been teaming up to hand-deliver these gift bags to students, working with its PCUSA & UCC counterpart.
In a changing world, the Missionary Church needs leadership and trust. This is what we have found in forming San Romero at St. Christopher’s in Houston, Texas. The one requirement that must be present when planting a new Christian congregation is the leadership of the Spirit of Christ. It is his church and his mission.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew held their annual meeting and elected new officers for 2021.
In the aftermath of Winter Storm Uri, Mosaic in Action is working to provide relief. The non-profit has partnered with Brazoria Responds and Craftsmen for Christ Texas, as well as local volunteers, handymen, and plumbers in Brazoria County. They are working with these community partners to coordinate disaster relief and volunteer opportunities.
The Rev. Steven Balke offers his experience of building resilient church in the face of repeated trauma.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew is giving a $2,000 scholarship to one high school graduating senior in the Diocese of Texas. The scholarship will be awarded in May 2021 and the scholarship will be sent to the college the applicant is to attend.
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 174 congregations, approximately 70 missional communities, 27 campus missions, chaplaincies, foundations, institutions, and over 72,000 parishioners.
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