If we agree that simply tossing plastics into landfills or God’s wide world around us does not constitute sound environmental stewardship, then we have to find ways to reduce the amount of [...]

by the Rev. Linda Logan. Logan currently serves Trinity Episcopal Church in Boonville and Trinity Episcopal Church in Camden. “The udders won us the prize.” That was Brandy’s mom Heidi Stabb [...]

On July 4-5, 2019, approximately 30 people from the Diocese of Central New York participated in the second annual National Karen Episcopal Youth Day. This year the host parish was All Saints' [...]

great-aunt of mine talked about her father having a well drilled in their home’s backyard, remembering that he would stand there, every day, and carefully and deliberately pump up water into [...]

On June 12, 2019, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry of The Episcopal Church issued the following statement honoring the ministry of LGBTQ Episcopalians: Jesus said: “I give you a new commandment, [...]

As water and air flow around our shared home planet, shared not just among people, but with every living being, do we ask how what we put into the air and water impacts the sacred web of [...]

Information about "A Listening Service Toolkit" to support dioceses considering a liturgical response to sexual abuse, exploitation, and harassment in church and society.

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 [...]