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Saint Isidore, The Woodlands to Open New Food Pantry in Spring

For several years, Saint Isidore Episcopal Church has found its home wherever it could, growing its community in homes, gyms, even Taco Bells. Now, while the roving spirit of the church will remain, it will finally have a place to bring those communities together when it opens The Harvest Kitchen in Spring.

Anglicans Respond to Hurricane Dorian Devastation

Anglicans Respond to Hurricane Dorian Devastation

When Archdeacon Keith Cartwright, archdeacon of the southern Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, visited Haiti in the wake of the 2010 earthquake, he thought he would never see anything close to that level of devastation again. But now, surveying the damage in his own diocese in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, he sees that catastrophe mirrored. “Everything has been decimated,” he says.

$1.7 Million for Slavery Reparations Fund puts Virginia Theological Seminary at Forefront of Debate

$1.7 Million for Slavery Reparations Fund puts Virginia Theological Seminary at Forefront of Debate

Virginia Theological Seminary took what appears to be an unprecedented step this week by announcing that it had set aside $1.7 million for a slavery reparations fund – something considered but not yet enacted by other institutions of higher education that historically benefited from slave labor.

Two Years After Harvey

Two Years After Harvey, Wharton County Works and Waits

The story of Harvey flooding in a rural area like Wharton County doesn’t include the numbers of households impacted, and the billions of dollars of damage like in Harris County. But just 60 miles away from Houston, the people of Wharton County still share the same suffering of waiting for help, and the fear of being forgotten. St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Wharton has been the hands and heart of Christ to some of the waiting ones.

St. Stephen's Welcomes New International Students

St. Stephen’s Welcomes New International Students

St. Stephen’s Episcopal School officially kicked off the new academic year on August 21, when our new international boarding students moved onto campus. Thirty-five burgeoning Spartans participated in the school’s four-day Venture Program, which helps ensure new international boarders get settled into their dorm rooms and oriented to campus life well before classes begin.

The Rev. John Dublin Epps Chapter of UBE Celebrates with Founder's Daughter

The Rev. John Dublin Epps Chapter of UBE Celebrates with Founder’s Daughter

The Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE) continues a tradition of more than 200 years of Black leadership in the Episcopal Church working to remove racism from the Church, promote inclusion and stimulate the growth and development of Black clergy and membership.

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