The Living Church, a publication covering the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican Communion, highlighted four decades of connection through Bishops Executive Secretaries Together (BEST). …
On August 6, Bishop Andy Doyle joined teens and staff from Jerusalem Peacebuilders’ interfaith Discovery Institute at Camp Allen for an evening of conversation about …
For Walter Rivera, home is not defined only by a place. It lives in the people who raised him, the lessons they passed on, the smell of coffee, and the memories of growing up in El Salvador that he continues to carry with him.
As part of Stories That Take Us Home, our Hispanic Heritage Month series, Walter shares how his family shaped his understanding of love, perseverance, kindness, and the importance of making your voice heard.
The Houston Psychoanalytic Society and the Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle, IX Bishop of Texas, invite you to a screening of Spike Jonze’s Her, winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Following the film, Todd Essig, PhD, and Bishop Doyle will explore what is gained, and what may be irreplaceably lost, when intimacy no longer requires a body.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Texas welcomed bishops from across The Episcopal Church for the House of Bishops’ fall gathering. Some began their time together at the diocesan office in Houston with Conflict Tools Training, creating space for learning, conversation, and shared leadership. The gathering then continued at Camp Allen in Navasota.
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For Walter Rivera, home is not defined only by a place. It lives in the people who raised him, the lessons they passed on, the smell of coffee, and the memories of growing up in El Salvador that he continues to carry with him.
As part of Stories That Take Us Home, our Hispanic Heritage Month series, Walter shares how his family shaped his understanding of love, perseverance, kindness, and the importance of making your voice heard.
St. David’s Episcopal Church in Austin hosted “Answering the Call,” an interfaith event and vigil on Sept. 23 to raise awareness of extreme heat in …
For Walter Rivera, home is not defined only by a place. It lives in the people who raised him, the lessons they passed on, the smell of coffee, and the memories of growing up in El Salvador that he continues to carry with him.
As part of Stories That Take Us Home, our Hispanic Heritage Month series, Walter shares how his family shaped his understanding of love, perseverance, kindness, and the importance of making your voice heard.
Lord of the Streets -LOTS – is entering an exciting season of growth as renovations and organizational changes expand its ability to serve people experiencing …
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