The 36th annual celebration of the ministry of Absalom Jones, the first African American to be ordained as a priest in the Episcopal Church, will be held virtually on Zoom…
read moreBy Ken Wright Jesus says we do not know when the end will come, but in this case we do – the diocesan Energy Efficiency Grant program sponsored by the…
read moreThe Diocese of Southern Ohio will lead an intergenerational Civil Rights Pilgrimage traveling to Atlanta, Selma, Montgomery, Chattanooga, and more, May 31 to June 7, 2023. The cost of the…
read moreby Cathy Bagot The congregation of Trinity, Newark, has had an active ministry with Ben Franklin Elementary School in Newark for over 20 years. The support of the students and staff…
read moreimage: Mesrop of Khizan, active 1605-1651. Baptism of Christ, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. This brief sketch of how the Feast…
read moreThe Lawrence Home Association, founded in 1896 under the will of philanthropist Eleanor Earnshaw, was started to “provide a Christian home for self-supporting, young women on limited means, the most…
read moreAmy Boyd, executive director of Procter Center, has announced that she is leaving that position on December 30 to become executive director of the Brantwood Camp in New Hampshire. Her…
read moreKatrina Mundy Every three years, the national Episcopal Church Women award nine women throughout the Episcopal Church with its Distinguished Women award. There is one award for each of the nine…
read moreThe Diocesan Medical Task Force has completed its work, Bishop Smith announced in his address to diocesan convention on Saturday. “Decisions about health protocols no longer benefit from diocesan-wide decisions,”…
read moreEpiscopal Community Ministries Expands Grants, Transforms Ministries There’s a garden growing produce and flowers for food pantries at All Saints, New Albany. Recent immigrants are finding help adapting to a…
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