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To the youth, clergy and leaders of the Diocese: The Saturday, March 24th March for Our Lives was a wonderful moment of solidarity for our youth.  It was also a wonderful moment of solidarity for [...]

What’s the church’s role in dismantling racism? Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York addressed this question in the third episode of “The [...]

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's Easter 2018 Message: “Hatred does not have the last word. Violence does not have the last word. Bigotry does not have the last word. Sin, evil do [...]

Photos of Episcopalians participating in March for Our Lives events in Central New York, supporting young people and calling for an end to gun violence.

Watch: Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe appeared on Facebook Live Tuesday, March 20th for a conversation about gun violence and a faithful Christian response:

Download this letter as a PDF. Dear People of Central New York: As Christians we have a responsibility to stand with those who feel most vulnerable, especially when those persons are our children [...]

“Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return.” When I was younger, I thought that phrase, whispered over my head each Wednesday, was the Church’s way of putting me in my place, “Don’t get [...]