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Honoring AAPI Heritage Across Texas
During Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the Diocese of Texas gives thanks for the cultures, stories, and contributions of AAPI communities across the state. Throughout May, cities like Austin, Houston, Galveston, Tyler, and the Fort Worth area host festivals, cultural programs, and community events that celebrate this diversity and invite all to learn and…
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A New Season of Faith: Hispanic Ministry Takes Root at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller
Under the vision of the Rev. Alan Brentup, something new is taking shape at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller. For the first time, a Hispanic faith community is putting down roots there, growing slowly and with great care. The Alpha Ministry of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller has led this effort, designing the visual materials and hosting each session, gathering participants…
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All Saints Episcopal School Celebrates 50 Years
On April 21, the Episcopal Diocese of Texas celebrates with All Saints Episcopal School as it marked its 50th school year and the 10th anniversary of its chapel. The day included a joyful Eucharist, with Bishops C. Andrew Doyle and Jeff W. Fisher present alongside students, faculty, and distinguished guests who helped bring this vision to life on campus. Enjoy scenes…
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Diocese of Texas receives multiple awards for Excellence in Communications at 2026 Episcopal Communicators Conference
More than 150 communicators from across the country gathered in San Diego for Anchored in Hope, a four-day conference focused on learning, collaboration, and a shared commitment to strengthening how the Church tells its story. The Episcopal Diocese of Texas emerged as a clear leader—not only through its presence in key learning spaces, including a cross-border…
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Volunteer Opportunity at Casa Mateo
We invite you to be part of a life-giving ministry that brings hope, healing, and the presence of Christ to those in need. For Clergy:We are seeking clergy to lead Lectio Divina or conversational Bible studies, and to offer pastoral care and spiritual direction to mothers currently living in the shelter. Through your presence, prayer, and attentive…
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Easter Invitation Campaign Across Four Major Newspapers in Texas
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas launched its Easter invitation campaign on Palm Sunday across four major newspapers in Texas: the Houston Chronicle, Austin American-Statesman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Tyler Morning Telegraph. Additional placements ran on Wednesday and will continue through Good Friday in the Austin American-Statesman, extending the reach of this invitation throughout Holy Week.
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Commission on Veterans Ministry Wants to Hear from You
The Episcopal Church is deepening its commitment to accompany veterans, active-duty service members, and their families with faith, care, and dignity. The Rt. Rev. Ann Ritonia, Bishop Suffragan for Armed Forces and Federal Ministries, is asking church leaders and members to think about how they can help with veteran ministries. To better inform the Commission,…
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St. Alban’s, Waco, Celebrates 80 Years on Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday 1946, St. Alban’s Waco held its first service. Forty-six people gathered for Morning Prayer in rented space. Afterwards, the congregation met at the site of their future church to break ground for their first building. Eighty years later, on Palm Sunday 2026, St. Alban’s Waco gathered at that same spot for a…
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Holy Week: A Time to Celebrate Together
Holy Week is a time to slow down, to listen more deeply, and to prepare our hearts for one of the most sacred moments in the Christian faith. It is a journey marked by love, sacrifice, and the enduring hope found in Christ. Throughout this season, congregations are drawn into deeper prayer, meaningful worship, and…
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From Canterbury-Bishop Andy and JoAnne Doyle at Archbishop Sarah Mullally’s Installation
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Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally installed
[Episcopal News Service] Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally was installed March 25 at a service at Canterbury Cathedral that was attended by leaders from across the Anglican Communion, including Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe and several other representatives from The Episcopal Church. The ceremonial installation marks the start of Mullally’s public ministry. As the 106th archbishop of…
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The Episcopal Diocese of Texas Celebrates the Installation of the Archbishop of Canterbury
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas joins the worldwide Anglican Communion in celebrating a landmark moment in the life of the Church: the installation of Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, in a solemn and joyful service held on March 25 at the historic Canterbury Cathedral. Among the distinguished leaders gathered from across the…
