• Mission trip identity: A tourist, a pilgrim or a seeker? June 18, 2013
    [Episcopal Diocese of Idaho] A mission trip experience lends itself to all kinds of reflection, and each person on it has his or her own unique approach to reflection and ability to reflect. For me, a mission trip tends to reveal an inner tension – a tension between being of a culture and being an […]
  • Adam Bond named missioner for communication in Bethlehem diocese June 18, 2013
    [Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem] Archdeacon Stringfellow announced earlier this week: Today [June 12] Adam Bond accepted Bishop Paul’s invitation to join the Bishop’s Staff as Missioner for Communication in the Diocese. His duties include working closely with the Bishop, assisting Kat Lehman with content on the Diocesan website, creating and publishing elect […]
  • Still time to register for the TENS conference June 18, 2013
    [Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs press release] There’s still time to register for the 2013 Conference of The Episcopal Network for Stewardship (TENS) on July 12 and 13 at the Episcopal Commons of Utah in Salt Lake City, Diocese of Utah. And, if traveling isn’t possible for in-person attendance, participation from afar is being offered through live […]
  • EPPN: House to vote on farm bill June 18, 2013
    [Episcopal Public Policy Network] The House of Representatives will vote this week on a farm bill (HR 1947) that would dictate funding for food, farm, and nutrition programs over the next five years. The farm bill affects people from rural America to our inner cities, people in our local communities and vulnerable populations around the […]
  • Francisco Moreno elected primate of Mexico June 17, 2013
    [Episcopal News Service] The Rt. Rev. Francisco Manuel Moreno, bishop of the Diocese of Northern Mexico, was elected primate of Anglican Church of Mexico on June 14 during the church’s seventh General Synod. Thirty-five delegates and bishops were eligible to vote for their new primate, with 24 votes, or a two-thirds majority, required for election. […]
  • Archbishop hails ‘richly deserved’ OBE for Canon David Richardson June 17, 2013
    [Lambeth Palace press release] The Archbishop of Canterbury has welcomed the award of OBE to his former Representative to the Holy See, the Very Revd Canon David Richardson. Canon Richardson, who stood down in April after five years as the Archbishop’s representative and director of the Anglican Centre in Rome, was appointed OBE [Order of […]
  • Sally Johnson is awarded House of Deputies Medal June 17, 2013
    [Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs press release] The Rev. Gay Clark Jennings, President of the Episcopal Church’s House of Deputies, presented the House of Deputies medal to Sally Johnson, Esq. during the 2013 Episcopal Chancellors Network Conference Johnson, who recently retired as vice president of risk management and education for the Church Pens […]
  • Carillonneurs launch concert tour of bell-tower duets June 17, 2013
    [Episcopal News Service] It’s one thing to practice piano duets in the parlor when no one’s home to hear. It’s another when your tunes, and possible missteps, reverberate across town. “When we practice on the main instrument, somebody always is listening,” says Lisa Lonie, carillonneur at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania, and at […]
  • Mississippi: Unique labyrinth offers a walk of abundance June 17, 2013
    [Mississippi Episcopalian] During the recent Spring Picnic at St. James’ Episcopal Church in Jackson, Mississippi, parishioners created a unique labyrinth out of canned goods to benefit Stewpot’s Food Pantry. Parishioners donated more than 1,700 cans of food and then used them to create a seven-circuit labyrinth. Cans of beans, mandarin oranges, carrots, tun […]
  • Paul-Gordon Chandler to leave St. John’s Church-Maadi, Cairo June 17, 2013
    The Rev. Canon Paul-Gordon Chandler, a mission partner of the Episcopal Church serving in Egypt, is moving on from St. John’s Church-Maadi, where he has served as the rector for the last 10 years. St. John’s Church-Maadi, the international English-speaking Episcopal church in southern Cairo, has a congregation of more than 30 nationalities that welcomes [... […]