Scrappy Ministry: The Story of San Joaquin Food Ministries #7 #2
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Pede Fusce Si Ultricies Urna #7 #2
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Pede Fusce Si Ultricies Urna #6 #2
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Episcopal Church welcomes Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe in virtual churchwide ceremony #4 #2
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Creation Care, Climate Change, and Eco-Justice-Related Legislation #3
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Inceptos Vestibulum Nostra Pede Curabitur #3
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Episcopal Church welcomes Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe in virtual churchwide ceremony #4
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Easter message 2026 from Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe
Dear friends in Christ: One of the paradoxical truths of our faith is that Easter morning begins with sorrow. In John’s telling of the Easter story, we can almost feel the panic and confusion of the disciples in the predawn hours when Mary Magdalene discovers that the tomb is empty.
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Ash Wednesday letter from Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe
Dear people of God in The Episcopal Church: When God told Moses to lead the ancient Israelites out of slavery in the land of Egypt, Pharaoh stood in his way. Pharaoh wanted power and control over God’s people, and Exodus tells us that the more serious the situation got, the more hardened his heart became. Despite locusts and frogs and all manner of chaos in the land of Egypt, Pharaoh remained trapped by his view of the world, which had himself and his power at the center. He could not see that God’s imagination was far bigger and more expansive than his. He could not imagine liberation for God’s people—or for himself.
