What do we hope the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego will look like five years from now? How might our congregations grow, our communities become stronger, and our neighbors experience […]

St. Luke’s has a new look- a mural of six Black saints on the front sidewalk of our church by artist Hue Love. It’s a hopeful offering of six of […]

Recent news articles indicate that ICE has begun a new surge in San Diego, with increased statewide enforcement expected in the coming weeks. Federal authorities have not publicly confirmed the […]

The Episcopal celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month represents much more than a recognition of the contributions of Hispanic peoples. It is an opportunity to thank God for the spiritual, cultural, […]

When St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in La Mesa began looking for a meaningful way to respond to homelessness in East County, its leaders chose to focus on one of the […]

Every Tuesday evening, the parish hall at St. Andrew’s in Pacific Beach fills with the aroma of a hot meal, the laughter of volunteers, and the conversations of neighbors gathered […]

Homelessness is, unfortunately, a part of the landscape of our communities. We pass people sleeping in cars, beneath freeway overpasses, and on sidewalks every day. Encampments have become so common […]

I am Harper “Hark” Patillo Rose, they/them, and I am a queer transgender Christian. I did not grow up Episcopalian, but found my way to the church after being kicked […]

For women and children arriving in Tijuana, finding a safe place to stay is only the beginning. The larger challenge is rebuilding a life: finding stable housing, securing childcare, accessing […]

When something truly horrific happens, we often ask ourselves, ”But what can I do?” The desire to help is there, but the capacity for practical assistance is lost. We search […]