When it comes to caring for God's creation, is "analysis paralysis" keeping you from taking action? Peter Koeppel, a frequent contributor on the topic of Creation Care, encourages readers to [...]

Contributor Peter Koeppel reflects on a visit to Colonial Williamsburg and the need to acknowledge the sins of history as we seek healing. "In the north-east corner of the public market square in [...]

Earth Day is April 22, 2022. Greenfaith fellow and regular Creation Care contributor Kip Coerper takes note of some local opportunities to learn about environmental stewardship and celebrate [...]

What boldness is required to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels? Peter Koeppel, a regular contributor on the topics of stewardship and creation care, reflects on the lessons found in the [...]

Greenfaith fellow and regular contributor Kip Coerper invites us to learn about the "harmony way" described by Indigenous author the Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley, and to consider how we might care for [...]

Peter Koeppel, a regular contributor on the topics of stewardship and creation care, leads us on a creative tour through the biblical perspectives on debt and ownership.

Four Episcopalians are serving in professional healthcare chaplaincy roles during the current pandemic: the Rev. Perry Mouncey, Deacon Chuck Stewart, Kathryn Bell, and the Rev. Kate Day. Here are [...]

St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Owego, in partnership with First Presbyterian Union Church, has welcomed an Afghan refugee family to live in their rectory for a new beginning.

A catechism is a set of questions and answers used for teaching and instruction. Peter Koeppel, a leader serving on the diocesan Creation Care Initiative and Stewardship Resources teams, invites [...]

"But, where two years ago, there were only fear, uncertainty, and doubt, there is now hope—hope that we can, in the end, overcome this disease. That’s how far we have come in barely two years. If [...]