11 Mar 2026
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North Carolina church provides space for county’s naloxone vending machine
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church in downtown Durham, North Carolina, is the newest site for a county public health department vending machine that dispenses free naloxone, also known by its brand name Narcan, to help make it more available...
11 Mar 2026
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Presiding bishop, interfaith leaders lead prayer vigil for peace in the Middle East
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe and other faith leaders led a virtual interfaith vigil on March 10 to pray for peace in the Middle East as armed conflict continues throughout the region. Six hundred thirty people joined the vigil, which was...
4 Mar 2026
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Building renovations at Mississippi’s oldest Episcopal congregation help spur membership growth
Christ Church in Church Hill, Mississippi – founded in 1820, it’s the oldest congregation in the Episcopal Church in Mississippi – has seen a revitalization of its congregation and its 1858 building over the past decade. And now,...
4 Mar 2026
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Oklahoma priest to compete in half Ironman to raise money for diocese’s senior living center
An Oklahoma priest is in the final stages of training to compete on March 15 in his first half Ironman, which consists of 70.3 miles of swimming, biking and running. But rather than just making a personal effort, he also is raising money...
25 Feb 2026
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Ukrainian churches to hold National Day of Prayer on war’s fourth anniversary
The Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations, on Feb. 24 — the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – will hold a National Day of Prayer for just peace and is inviting various religious traditions in...
25 Feb 2026
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Southern Ohio is latest diocese to commit financial resources to racial reparations program
The Diocese of Southern Ohio has committed $500,000 as initial funding of a racial reparations program that parallels similar efforts in other dioceses, as The Episcopal Church continues to reckon with its historic complicity with white...
18 Feb 2026
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Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe’s Ash Wednesday letter to the church
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...
18 Feb 2026
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Chicago bishop, Voorhees president respond to death of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson
Chicago Bishop Paula Clark and the president of Voorhees University have released statements honoring the Rev. Jesse Jackson, a Baptist minister and politician who became one of the most prominent civil rights leaders of the 20th and early...
11 Feb 2026
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Episcopal Relief & Development receives $8 million grant to expand work to reduce violence against women and girls
Episcopal Relief & Development has received an $8 million, 4-year grant from The Laura Ellen and Robert Muglia Family Foundation to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls in five sub-Saharan African...