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EHF News: New Central Texas COVID-19 Survey: Four in 10 Residents Have Skipped/Postponed Medical Care Since March
Results from the Central Texas COVID-19 Survey released this week found that four in 10 residents or someone in their household have skipped or postponed needed medical care since the pandemic began and almost all surveyed shared they have postponed or skipped preventive care. The survey, led by Episcopal Health Foundation and co-sponsored by St.…
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Power In The Shift: Abundant Harvest Reenvisions Their Outreach During COVID-19
The Abundant Harvest Food Truck began as a ministry of St. Isidore’s Episcopal Church in The Woodlands, just six months before Hurricane Harvey hit the Houston area. It became the perfect ministry for the disaster because the outreach was able to meet people where they were in their communities. The mission was to feed everyone…
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EHF News: Harris County Residents More likely to Suffer Financially During COVID-19 than Other Areas of Texas
A majority of people who live in Harris County say they’ve suffered financial troubles during COVID-19 and almost half say they or someone in their household has lost a job, lost a business, or had their wages or hours reduced.
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St. Luke the Evangelist Celebrates 100 Years of Ministry and Service
On Sunday October 18, St. Luke the Evangelist, Houston celebrated its 100th anniversary. About forty people participated in outdoor worship, and a more significant number followed the event online. The history of St. Luke’s is full of outstanding achievements and, at the same time, struggles against discrimination. The organization of this mission represented the third…
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St. Thomas the Apostle, Nassau Bay, Continues to Feed the Community Along with Galveston Food Bank
On Saturday, November 7, St. Thomas the Apostle, Nassau Bay, will offer the next of its monthly fresh food distribution to neighbors in need throughout Nassau Bay, Webster, and Pasadena.
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Moving Forward in Truth: The Little Church That Could – And That Kept On
In 2015, I completed a project for the Commission on Black Ministries in which I compiled the histories of the predominantly African American Episcopal churches in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.
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EHF News: NEW Texas COVID-19 Survey: Half of Texans Have Experienced Financial Hardship Due to Pandemic
Half of Texans say they have suffered financially as a result of COVID-19 and more than one-third say they or someone in their household has skipped or postponed needed health care since the pandemic began. Those are just some of the findings from Episcopal Health Foundation’s statewide survey of Texans on the impacts of the…
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Biomedical-Technology Students Gain Real-World Insights into Nursing
Science instructor Kathy McCain was watching ABC Evening News in late August when a piece came on about a team of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurses caring for 19 critical infants as Hurricane Laura barreled down on them at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital for Women in Louisiana. The story highlighted the heroic work of…
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Santa Maria Virgen, Houston, Celebrates Grand Opening of their First Parish Hall
Assistant Bishop Monterroso joined the Rev. Uriel Osnaya-Jimenez on October 4, 2020 to dedicate and bless the grand opening of their anticipated parish hall, located at Santa Maria Virgen Episcopal Church in West Houston.
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Compass Rose Society Hosts Annual General Meeting Online as Bishop Doyle Completes his Tenure as President
The Compass Rose Society is a group of international Anglicans/Episcopalians who seek to support the ministry of the Archbishop of Canterbury within our Anglican Communion. It connects Dioceses around the world, both providing financial support and sharing news in our global communion. Bishop Doyle has served as President of the Compass Rose Society since 2014,…
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Prayers for President and Mrs. Trump and All Coronavirus Victims
Washington National Cathedral joins our country in offering prayers for the president and first lady, and all those affected by the coronavirus.
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Becoming Beloved Community NOW Webinars
Racial justice and healing leaders and practitioners across The Episcopal Church gathered July 28-30, 2020, to build community, craft strategy, and equip each other for action during a series of Becoming Beloved Community NOW online gatherings.
