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Over the Weekend, Jubilee Held Their First Pride Eucharist Service with Over 55 People in Person, Even More Online
Over the Weekend, Jubilee Held its First Pride Eucharist Service with 55 People Present, Even More Online.
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St. Alban’s Celebrates the Feast Day of Episcopal Seminarian and Martyr
The Rev. Canon Marcea Paul, Chief of Staff for the Diocese of Texas, delivered the message at three services at St. Alban’s, Waco, this past Sunday for the Jonathan Myrick Daniels’s Feast Day. She also facilitated an interactive Sunday School session between two services underscoring the elements of human dignity.
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Camp Allen Names Its Next CEO – Allen Kight
After a remarkable 22-year tenure as Camp Allen’s first President, George Dehan announced his retirement for the end of 2022. The Board of Trustees proceeded with a formal search process, and Allen Kight was selected and received unanimous support to become the next President of Camp Allen.
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GC80 By Katie Sherrod
The 80th General Convention, despite being smaller, shorter, fully masked, and tightly focused due to Covid precautions, managed to make history in multiple ways.
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St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church Galveston Food Bank Food Distribution
On Saturday, August 8 2022, St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church in Nassau Bay will once again welcome the Galveston Food Bank to its parking lot for its August Food Distribution. This distribution covers residents in Nassau Bay, Webster, and Pasadena.
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Reunion
A high point for both Houses of General Convention was the votes to confirm the reunion of the Episcopal Church of North Texas, formerly, the Diocese of Fort Worth, with the Diocese of Texas.
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Tarleton State Ministry Brings Comfort
In the summer of 2019, Mackenzie Campbell-Furtick began working part time as the Campus Missioner at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Stephenville. Her primary role is to serve as a liaison between St. Luke’s and the students at Tarleton State University, which is just across the street from St. Luke’s.
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As Episcopalians gather in Baltimore for the 80th General Convention, racial healing tops the agenda
At the 172nd Diocesan Council, the Racial Justice Initiative was announced. $13M was committed to fund racial reconciliation scholarships and projects.
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The Brotherhood of St. Andrew Awards Two Recipients this Year’s Scholarship
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew presented scholarships to Class of 2023 graduates. The winner of this year’s top scholarship was Bella Boulter, Christ Church, Tyler. Bella is the daughter of the Rev. Dr. Matt and Bouquet Boulter. The Rev. Dr. Boulter is the rector of the Christ Church.
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Misión Santa Fé Church Plant, Plum Grove, Celebrates Scholarship; Oldest Member, Retired Carpenter Builds Altar and Other Necessities
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.
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The Rev. Noah Stansbury: New Campus Missioner Austin Canterbury
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.
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Juneteenth – A Dose of Healing for Our Times
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.
