Hardly a day goes by that we don't notice a news article about "green building," sustainable living, carbon footprints, natural/organic foods, renewable energy, etc. These have been catchphrases [...]

It's been a long time: I had recently hooked up with a local public-arts studio, which had equipment they would rent out to local artists for their work. One of my hobbies led me to them, and I [...]

This article is written by the Rev. Shelly Banner, on the announcement of her transition to Priest-in-Charge at St. James, Pulaski, beginning March 23, 2021. In your Word, O God, show us heaven. [...]

Roadside historical markers tell a story that can open up our imaginations. They remind us that we have come to our homes and our places of worship at the sacrifice of many. But it is not always [...]

Article written by Doug Mouncey, parishioner at St. Paul’s, Syracuse.  St. Paul’s, Syracuse has received a grant of $1500 for The Open Pantry from the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York! [...]

From the arrival of the first Africans in what would become the United States, the people of this land have wrestled with a preference for white over black. The struggle again is at the forefront [...]

From the beginning of Jesus' life to the end, he taught us what the Kingdom of God is about: embrace of the stranger—not xenophobia, dominion, or genocide; charity and economic fairness toward [...]

From the Rev. Jenny Scott of Grace Church in Elmira: As with all things 2020, Advent this year will be different. But I believe that different can be just what the Holy Spirit ordered to connect [...]

"That’s the insidiousness of systemic racism—everyone does what’s rational for their corner of the world, maybe even proclaiming that they’re not racist, no-one does anything overtly or [...]

The photo above is courtesy of Pixabay Article by Peter Koeppel, member of Trinity Memorial Church in Binghamton and the diocesan Stewardship Resources team. Is there anything like it was last [...]