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Thy Kingdom Come 2024
Thy Kingdom Come (TKC) is a global ecumenical prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray from Ascension to Pentecost for more people …
Rev. Victoria Umana Instituted as Ninth Vicar of Christ the King Episcopal Church, Alief
One of the greatest gifts of Hispanic heritage, as the Rev. Victoria Umana says, is unity. For Latinos and Hispanics, family unity is essential, and …
Silver Charms for the Junior Altar Guild:
A Milestone in Peggy Fleissnerโs Legacy to the Diocese of Texas Motivated by her deep love for St. Paulโs Episcopal Church and a desire to inspire …
Celebrating the Ministry of the Rev. Dr. รlvaro Pinzรณn at St. Dunstanโs
On June 29, the community of St. Dunstanโs Episcopal Church in Houston gathered to give thanks for the ministry of the Rev. Dr. รlvaro Pinzรณn …
St. Christopher’s, Fort Worth, processional cross
By: Tanya Eiserer In April 2021, things were just starting to return to normal as the pandemic began to recede. Weโd returned to in-person worship …
Houston’s St. James’ and St. Martin’s Collaborate in Thanksgiving Dinner Giveaway Serving Nearly 500 Families
On Saturday, November 18, St. James’ Episcopal (in historic Third Ward), and St. Martin’s, Houston, partnered once again in mission for Thanksgiving in the community St. James’ serves. The goal was to distribute all the staples necessary for a complete Thanksgiving meal to 500 families. Up from 300 families served last year, the commitment to this endeavor is just one of several successful ones over the past few years.
Southwest Airlines Captain Follows Deacon’s Call
Captain Rebecca Sparks radiates the spirit of her great-grandparents, who were some of the original 19th-century settlers of the Texas Panhandle. One of Southwest Airlines’ first female pilots, Sparks began her journey in high school to the captain’s seat of a 737 and, by a more circuitous route, she was ordained a deacon in June 2018.
Dancing Into Their New Home
Maria was dancing as she stepped out of the car. She had a curly-haired boy in hand and a blinky-eyed baby on her hip. Other children burst forth from open car doors. At first, Maria looked like a thousand other mothers who walk with dignity bearing the daily weight of family responsibilities. A single mother with seven children under her wings, Maria was caring for her five children and providing a home for two teenage girls who had recently lost both parents to death and to deportation. But there in the middle of the street, Maria started to dance.
Broken Home, Broken Heart, Unbroken Hope
Despite all he has gone through in life, Mal, 66, has never lost hope. His willingness to ask for help and gathering the confidence to speak out, are things that have always been a gift for him.
Our Experience in Summary: Deacons Go to the Border
A group of deacons and parishioners from the Diocese of Texas embarked on a learning and service pilgrimage trip in late July to San Antonio, McAllen, and Brownsville, Texas. Following a July diocesan-wide donation drive for clothing, shoes, baby formula and toiletries, we were intent on seeing firsthand the needs of asylum seekers and vulnerable immigrants. The team also wanted to see how people of faith and other non-profits were responding to those needs.
Six Spartans Sign to Play Sports in College
St. Stephen’s honored the six members of the Class of 2020 who signed letters of intent to play Division I and III sports in …
