Diocesan Council welcomes bishop of Guatemala, hears capital campaign updates at May meeting
by Pat McCaughan | May 18, 2022
[The Episcopal News] A visit from Guatemalan Bishop Silvestre Romero and capital campaign updates were highlights of the May 12 online meeting of...
A Word to the Church: Political Violence and Christian Citizenship
by John Harvey Taylor | May 18, 2022
By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another. — John 13:35 My siblings in Christ: Acts of gun violence,...
Episcopalians join rally advocating for rights and support for the poor
by Janet Kawamoto | May 18, 2022
Several members of the diocesan community took part in a May 16 rally held in Los Angeles by the Poor People's Campaign, which advocates for...
Walter Johnson
by Bob Williams | May 13, 2022
June 19, 1938 – May 12, 2022 Walter Johnson, a lay advocate in Episcopal and interfaith peace and justice ministries, died May 12 in Los Angeles...
In music, film, art, prayer and words, Asian-American Episcopalians celebrate their faith, roots and history
by Pat McCaughan | May 11, 2022
[The Episcopal News] Since musical artist Larissa Lam directed the award-winning film, Far East Deep South, about her in-laws’ Mississippi roots,...
Restorative justice retreat, stories, podcast celebrate Camp Stevens’ 70th anniversary
by Janet Kawamoto | May 11, 2022
[The Episcopal News] To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Camp Stevens invites alumni, former staff, friends and the diocesan community to a...
Safe Church office provides new modules for abuse prevention curriculum
by EN Staff | May 11, 2022
The Episcopal Church's Safe Church Office has produced three new educational modules – "Pastoral Relationships," "Inclusion," and "Power and...
Online preaching conference for Spanish-speaking deacons of the Episcopal Church planned for October
by EN Staff | May 10, 2022
The Episcopal Preaching Foundation, in partnership with The Association of Episcopal Deacons, is offering a Zoom-based preaching conference created...
Meghan Taylor leaves IRIS ‘family’ for new adventures, ministries
by Pat McCaughan | Apr 27, 2022
[The Episcopal News] Leaving IRIS after a dozen years as executive director is, for Meghan Taylor, saying goodbye to family. Leading the diocesan...
Frank Alton, provost of St. Paul’s Commons and vicar of St. Athanasius’, L.A., retires after four decades of ministry
by Pat McCaughan | Apr 27, 2022
[The Episcopal News] The Rev. Canon Frank Alton, 70, who retires May 1 as vicar of St. Athanasius Church in Echo Park, says initially he’ll spend...