News from our dioceses...
Diocese of AlbanyBishop Love's Convention Address October 24, 2020 >
The hearing panel met and made a decision regarding the Title IV disciplinary matter involving The Rt. Rev. William H. Love. Here are links to the results:
The Episcopal Church in CubaStreamed live on Oct 4, 2020
As we closed the Season of Creation, Christian leaders from around the globe joined to celebrate the fruits of the season and reflect on our next steps together in caring for our common home. One of the leaders was Bishop Griselda Delgado del Carpia. Photos from Bishop Griselda
Pidiendo la bendicion de Dios
Una mesa compartida en amor
The Diocese of Rochester
We would like to invite you to a special opportunity to learn from, and engage online, the authors of Unsettling Truths, Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah, on October 24, 9-11am (Eastern Time). We offer a synopsis of each chapter of this tough but true book and hope you will study all or most of it. Despite all the progress we have made in the area of human dignity as it relates to civil rights, women’s rights, rights of LGBTQ siblings, we are still dragged by the dehumanizing meta narrative called the Doctrine of Discovery that injects the virus of racial casteism into our body politic. Such a narrative influences the subconscious and impacts unconscious biases unless we are constantly aware and vigilant. A heightened awareness of the violence directed toward black and brown bodies has caused us to pause and face up to the American iteration of Caste as a system.
If you are determined to humbly navigate unsettling truths and equipping yourself to consider building beloved community where you are, please register for this event right away. We would love to have you join us for this significant opportunity to learn together. Register for the event HERE. Kindly contact Steve Richards if you have any questions. |
Diocese of Central New YorkThe Episcopal Church at Cornell celebrated animal companions on Sunday with this touching video slideshow.
The Diocese of HaitiHaitian protesters march in the capital Port-au-Prince as opponents of President Jovenel Moise continue to demand his resignation.
The Diocese of Newark
Being grounded at home throughout this pandemic period presented St. Elizabeth’s, Ridgewood as a community with an unexpected opportunity to connect with teens and college students in our parish – who might otherwise be too consumed with extracurricular activities, yet who with time on their hands have chosen to step up with courage – and engage in tough conversations about issues of race in America. Read the story >
Diocese of the Virgin IslandsPastoral Message
The Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost Sunday the 4th of October 2020 The Episcopal Dioceses of Western New York & Northwestern Pennsylvania
On November 6, the evening before we gather for our joint diocesan conventions, the Commission to Dismantle Racism and Discrimination will host an online Service of Reconciliation. This service, an introduction to the ongoing work that our congregations and dioceses will be doing together, is meant to bless and inspire our shared ministry of racial justice and healing. Find out more >
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The Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe
Did you know that there is an Episcopal Congregation in Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia? It is a mission of the Convocation. Services are held every Sunday, 15:00, at Peace Cathedral. Check their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Episcopal-Congregation-in-Tbilisi-Republic-of-Georgia-Anglican-Communion-1698144016912217/
The Diocese of Long Island
Through year end 2020, the School will meet online via Zoom on one Saturday each month. The fall-winter semester dates are: 9/19; 10/17; 11/21; 12/12; 1/16 2021. Class sizes are limited. For class descriptions and registration, click on the Google calendar or the Fall Catalog displayed on the Mercer website www.mercerschool.org. Classes are open to postulants and interested lay students.
Questions? Contact Canon Ted Gerbracht, Director of Academic Studies phone: 516-248-4800, ext. 117 email: tgerbracht@dioceseli.org. The Diocese of New Jersey"The Christian Life: Sin, Grace, and Redemption," Episode IV of Foundations of Faith, is available now. The Rev. Fleming Rutledge noted author and preacher, attempts to answer the questions What is the human condition? Why do we need a savior? How is our salvation accomplished? in an interview with The Rev. Canon Dr. Kara Slade, Canon Theologian of the Diocese of New Jersey. Author of the widely-acclaimed book The Crucifixion among many others, Fleming Rutledge brings a message of God’s grace that defeats sin in the work of the cross in this interview conducted by The Rev. Dr. Kara Slade, Canon Theologian of the Diocese of New Jersey.
The Diocese of New York
The entire contents of the latest Episcopal New Yorker are now available online at our new website. Please go to www.episcopalnewyorker.org to read it. If you spot any errors or bugs, please email info@dioceseny.org .
Contents Include (and much more!) A Prayer to the Holy Trinity in a Time of Protest By Kathy Bozzuti-Jones | Fall 2020 Read Article God’s Kingdom Has No Limit By The Rev. Maxine Cleghorn | Fall 2020 Read Article Breath is the Body Preparing Us to Live By Cynthia Copeland | Fall 2020 Read Article COVID-19 in a Wounded World By Megan Copley | Fall 2020 Read Article 8:46 By Yvonne Davies | Fall 2020 Read Article Youth in the Time of COVID-19 By Andrea Dedmon | Fall 2020 Read Article Una Lección de John Lewis By The Rt. Rev. Andrew ML Dietsche | Fall 2020 Read Article 
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Visit the 12 Dioceses of the province at their websites:
Albany, Central New York, Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, Cuba(no official website yet), Haiti, Long Island, New Jersey, New York, Newark, Rochester, Virgin Islands, The Episcopal Dioceses of Western New York & Northwestern Pennsylvania
