The Episcopal Church is asking Episcopalians to pledge, at any time during this year’s Lent, to take even the smallest of steps to care for God’s Creation, because those steps together can make a [...]

above: At the Central New York’s 2006 Diocesan Convention, during the celebration of Holy Eucharist, L-R:  Bishop Martín Barahona of our Companion Diocese of El Salvador, Bishop Skip Adams, [...]

The Rev. Brooks Cato offers a reflection and a resource for Episcopalians who want to support our United Methodist neighbors following that denomination's Special Conference decision restricting [...]

Longtime Mission of Miracles team member Jim O’Neill reflects on the 16th Mission of Miracles, which took place in February 2019.

A letter to an Episcopal priest in Oswego that was published in the Oswego Daily Times during World War I will provide the theme for sermons preached in more than a dozen churches around Oswego [...]

Are you called to minister with the incarcerated? Here's five steps to get your ministry started.

What does it really mean to "give back?" Seminarian John Rohde reflects.

"Bounty: Ten Ways to Increase Giving in Your Church" is an eminently practical, hands-on guide, full of insight, and immediately actionable suggestions and ideas. Take your pick, do not fear, and [...]

What happens when St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Hamilton commits to reading the whole Bible, together. Spoiler alert: the Holy Spirit is at work.

Deacon Dorothy Pierce brings Learning Communities techniques to a bible study for formerly incarcerated men and women and their families.