Following the Inauguration of the 46th President of the United States, Bishop Duncan-Probe of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York calls upon the people of the Diocese to seek unity through [...]

From the beginning of Jesus' life to the end, he taught us what the Kingdom of God is about: embrace of the stranger—not xenophobia, dominion, or genocide; charity and economic fairness toward [...]

Photo above by Caleb Woods, via Unsplash Rev. Elizabeth Ewing is Rector at Christ Church in Binghamton and a member of the Stewardship Committee  The right to vote is precious and almost sacred, [...]

Photo above by Kai Pilger, via Pexels Article by Peter Koeppel, member of Trinity Memorial Church in Binghamton and the diocesan Stewardship Resources team.  The great custom of a “Year of [...]

Why do we talk about the need to take a stand against discrimination in a stewardship oriented series of articles? If stewardship is simply a code-word for the annual pledge drive to you, then [...]

Stewardship team member Peter Koeppel asks us to take action in response to climate change: "The person who feels the impact of your actions first may live half-way around the globe, and you may [...]

Can we be stewards in our gift-giving this holiday season?

Do you remember what Christmas was like for you as a child?As children we have a real sense of the joy receiving a gift can bring...

Just as Notre Dame de Paris was and is being kept alive by those who visit, pray and worship in it, so our own churches are kept alive by us, who visit, pray, worship, work and volunteer in them, [...]

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 [...]