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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry underwent a procedure on March 1 to implant a pacemaker as part of his ongoing treatment for atrial fibrillation. The surgery was successful, and he was discharged from the hospital on Saturday, March 2. He will continue recuperating at home.
By Lallie Lloyd In this season of Epiphany, when the church celebrates Jesus’ birth and the revelation of God’s love to the wider world, it’s appropriate for us to reflect on how to continue to increase the impact of Sacred Ground, The Episcopal Church’s film-based dialogue series on the histories and legacies of racism in…
House of Deputies President Julia Ayala Harris delivered the following remarks Nov. 22, 2023, at the closing Eucharist of the Church of Sweden’s General Synod at Uppsala Cathedral. Ayala Harris led an Episcopal delegation affirming a full communion agreement between the two churches. Learn more. Walking Together Toward Justice and Peace Dear Friends in Christ: This…
House of Deputies President Julia Ayala Harris led a delegation of Episcopal leaders on a trip to Sweden last week to attend the Church of Sweden’s General Synod and affirm the recently finalized full communion agreement between the two churches.
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has named 21 delegates to represent the presiding bishop’s office at the upcoming 2023 United Nations climate change conference. It is the ninth year the presiding bishop has convened Episcopalians in the urgent work of climate change advocacy in the global forum.
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has named 21 delegates to represent the presiding bishop’s office at the upcoming 2023 United Nations climate change conference. It is the ninth year the presiding bishop has convened Episcopalians in the urgent work of climate change advocacy in the global forum.
By Michelle Dayton My story about Sacred Ground will read like those pharmaceutical ads: exclaiming how wonderful it is, followed by a warning: Spirit shows up, and she messes with you. The story that I told myself before Sacred Ground was that I couldn’t be racist because I engaged in cultural competency and implicit bias…
On Nov. 16, the North American heads of Churches Beyond Borders met online with their Lutheran and Episcopal counterparts in the Holy Land for a time of solidarity and prayer.
The constituting group tasked with proposing the organizational structure to establish a new Episcopal Coalition for Racial Equity and Justice met in person Oct. 31-Nov. 2 in New York City to discuss key themes, best methods, and next steps.
The constituting group tasked with proposing the organizational structure to establish a new Episcopal Coalition for Racial Equity and Justice met in person Oct. 31-Nov. 2 in New York City to discuss key themes, best methods, and next steps.
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