Episcopal News Service

[Episcopal News Service — Phoenix, Arizona] Upon learning from a 2022 federal report that the state of Arizona had the second highest number of known Indigenous boarding schools in the […]

[Episcopal News Service] The Diocese of Georgia plans to move from its current diocesan offices into another Savannah building vacated last year when one of the diocese’s churches closed, a […]

[World Council of Churches] Churches in Africa remain on alert as mpox continues to spread in parts of the continent, prompting international health organizations to declare it a health emergency. […]

[Episcopal News Service] The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine announced Aug. 20 that it had received a $1.5 million grant from the city of New York to renovate […]

[Episcopal News Service] Worshippers gather Sundays inside the nave at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Altoona, Pennsylvania, just like they always have, with no reason to notice anything different – […]

[Episcopal News Service] Three Episcopalians were among the faith leaders who participated in a meeting this week with the White House Council on Environmental Quality to discuss how communities of […]

[Episcopal News Service] Anglican primates from across the Americas met in Panama City, Panama, this week to elect regional leadership and discuss common concerns. Primates elected the Most Rev. Marinez […]

[The Melbourne Anglican] Christians will be asked to pray for an end to cruelty to refugees, including those left in Papua New Guinea and Nauru, at an Aug. 16 vigil […]

[Anglican Church of Canada] The most recent meeting of the Mennonite-Anglican Dialogue in Canada took place earlier this summer in Winnipeg. The Mennonite-Anglican Dialogue in Canada was created in 2017 […]

[Episcopal News Service – Hayneville, Alabama] Angel Williams, a 15-year-old from New York City, thought she already knew a lot about the Civil Rights Movement from her high school U.S. […]

[World Council of Churches] The World Council of Churches, accompanied by partners from the Middle East Council of Churches, ACT Alliance and Caritas Internationalis, released a video media briefing on […]

[Episcopal News Service] More than 1,500 people have applied to serve on The Episcopal Church’s interim bodies – the commissions, task forces, boards and other committees that conduct the work […]

[Episcopal News Service] Los Angeles Bishop John Harvey Taylor on Aug. 13 announced the timeline for the election and consecration of his successor over the next two years, with an election […]

[Scottish Episcopal Church]  The Rev. Diana Hall, rector of St. Anne’s Scottish Episcopal and Methodist Church in Dunbar, has been training for more than seven months for the Great Norse Run  […]

[World Council of Churches] A working group of the World Council of Churches’ Commission of the Churches on Health and Healing has released a message, “A call for cross-generational action […]

[Church of England] A new pilot plan from the Church of England is helping churches double their money for carbon-cutting projects. Give To Go Green is a match-funding pilot from […]

Editor’s note: The cathedral was badly damaged by an earthquake in 2011. [Anglican Taonga] The Diocese of Christchurch received news on Aug. 9 that the country’s coalition government has chosen […]

[Episcopal News Service] What began as the removal of a tree at Christ Church in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, has turned into a look into the life of the property’s […]

[Episcopal News Service] Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor made a stop at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Kansas City, Missouri, last weekend to watch the first workshop, or draft, of […]

[World Council of Churches] On Aug. 7, a delegation from the World Council of Churches, accompanied by partners from the Middle East Council of Churches, ACT Alliance and Caritas Internationalis, […]