Two CNY churches recognized for outreach efforts
Image above: The Rev. Georgina Hegney, interim rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Utica, with Mr. Wil Murtaugh, Executive Director of ACR Health. Photo provided. Two local Episcopal Churches in [...]
150th Convention Photo Gallery
A few favorite photos from the 150th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, Becoming Beloved Community.
Watch: Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s 150th anniversary message
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry of The Episcopal Church greets the people of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the diocese.
Bishop DeDe: Stand for love, and love our neighbors as ourselves
You and I are called as peoples and followers of Jesus to do what Jesus told us, which is to love our neighbors. We don’t get to choose or select— or criticize even, really—who our [...]
Cape Vincent church supports child abuse victims through community partnership
image above: Members of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Cape Vincent were at an October 18th Open House hosted by the Child Advocacy Center of Northern New York (CAC), celebrating [...]
Bishop DeDe: Looking ahead to our 150th Diocesan Convention
Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe offers a preview of the 150th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, "Becoming Beloved Community."
Bishop DeDe: God is change!
We’re pretty good at saying when we don’t like something. But it’s harder to look at a new thing and to say, “I think it’s time I opened my heart to a new way of [...]
Ministry with the Incarcerated: Five Steps to Get Started (Ministry with the Incarcerated #2)
Are you called to minister with the incarcerated? Here's five steps to get your ministry started.
Six ways to #VoteFaithfully this fall
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry of The Episcopal Church reminds us, “we are blessed as a nation to vote. As citizens of this country this is a right, an obligation, and a duty. Go vote. Vote [...]
What happened when this parish committed to reading the Bible (yes, all of it) together
What happens when St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Hamilton commits to reading the whole Bible, together. Spoiler alert: the Holy Spirit is at work.