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The Reverend Ward Foster DeBeck

by EN Staff | Mar 15, 2014

November 12, 1913 - March 9, 2014 The Rev. Ward Foster DeBeck, former vicar of St. Thomas' Church, Hacienda Heights, and rector of St. Mark's...

David Arthur Sansome Gell

by EN Staff | Mar 10, 2014

d. March 2, 2014 David Gell, organist and minister of music at Trinity Church, Santa Barbara, for the past 30 years, died suddenly on Sunday, March...

Black History Month: Congregations mirror changing times: Part 3

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 26, 2014

As part of Black History month coverage, the Episcopal News offers a snapshot of six congregations in the diocese that for at least some portion of...

Black History Month: Congregations mirror changing times: Part 2

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 19, 2014

As part of Black History month coverage, the Episcopal News offers a snapshot of six congregations in the diocese that for at least some portion of...

Black History Month: Congregations mirror changing times: Part 1

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 12, 2014

As part of Black History month coverage, the Episcopal News offers a snapshot of six congregations in the diocese that for at least some portion of...

‘This far by faith’

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 7, 2014

When the city of Pasadena's Black History Month Parade route concludes at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on Feb. 15, Michael Mims will be...

Helping Californians get through the healthcare ‘maze’

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 7, 2014

When Amanda Whiddon graduated from the Loyola Law School in May she extended her student health insurance through October, expecting to have a job...

Becoming God’s human family is ‘dynamite,’ says Bishop Curry

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 7, 2014

More than 100 people gathered at the Cathedral Center of St. Paul in Los Angeles Jan. 18 to, in the words of guest preacher North Carolina Bishop...

Laundry Love: Health and wellness in the neighborhood

by Pat McCaughan | Feb 7, 2014

The line begins to form about 5 p.m. outside the Beach Coin Laundry in Huntington Beach on the second Wednesday of each month. And it keeps growing...