Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, who was raised in Fort Worth, Texas, joins Fort Worth Bishop Scott Mayer in fully endorsing the following statement by [...]

When June 19th—the Juneteenth holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the United States—was proposed as a date for a half-day retreat for the diocesan Visioning Team, Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe [...]

“The truth is, [Mary Magdalene] didn’t know that Jesus was alive. She was just doing what love does.” Watch an Easter message from the Most Rev. Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal [...]

"We may even think racism no longer exists in America. But the more we refute it, the more we find it chasing us. There is more work to do, much more work. So as Lent, the Christian season of [...]

The children and adults of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Liverpool came together on Monday to honor the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with service and learning.

Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe offers a preview of the 150th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, "Becoming Beloved Community."

Are you called to minister with the incarcerated? Here's five steps to get your ministry started.

Deacon Dorothy Pierce brings Learning Communities techniques to a bible study for formerly incarcerated men and women and their families.

Karen Anderson, Deputy to the 79th General Convention, values time spent on relationships and prayer at #GC79.