Coronavirus

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 [...]

We will be living with COVID-19 for a long time, adapting our response to changing realities in order to care for one another well. What remains constant is our Christian culture of hospitality [...]

"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 [...]

Dr. Jessica Shand of the University of Rochester Medical Center gives a brief overview of the “knowns and unknowns” in this stage of the COVID-19 pandemic, and offers a perspective on how [...]

Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe's address to the 153rd Convention of the Diocese of Central New York challenges the Church to show forth God's love in our response to climate change, racism, and partisanship.

Tamara Plummer of Episcopal Relief & Development traces the emotional life cycle of a disaster in pandemic times, and offers resources for conversation with your congregation as you plan a new [...]

The Rt. Rev. Mark Edington, editor of "We Shall Be Changed: Questions for the Post-Pandemic Church" and Bishop of The Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, leads a conversation about [...]

In a time when many of us are more aware than ever of air quality inside our buildings, I’d like to share an inexpensive solution that works for our parish. Like many older church buildings, our [...]

As our renewed diocesan commitment to antiracism reaches the one-year mark, Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe reminds us that the work of responding to dehumanization is the work of the Gospel, the work [...]

Beginning Saturday, June 19, 2021, each parish will have local discretion to establish COVID-19 response guidelines within the restrictions established by New York State and in line with [...]