One of Bishop Susan Brown Snook’s first projects after she was consecrated our Bishop in 2019 was to start work on a strategic plan. After a major pivot because of […]
The last week of January is chilly, even in San Diego. It may even be rainy and windy. Darkness only increases a sense of vulnerability, especially for those without permanent […]
When St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in North Park broke ground on a new 78-unit affordable-housing development earlier this year, the moment marked far more than the start of construction. It […]
On Thursday, November 13, just after sunset, hundreds gathered outside the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building. Clergy in their collars, families with children, young and old holding candles, longtime advocates, […]
As the federal shutdown continues, we know that many of our neighbors, and some of our members, are facing real hardship. At this time, we understand that members of the […]
I have a section in my closet with clothes that I love but no longer fit me. Seeing them reminds me of important people, places and periods of my life […]
On World Refugee Day, June 20, Bishop Susan Brown Snook was invited to participate with faith leaders from throughout San Diego in attending immigration court as a ministry of presence. […]
“This country was not founded on freedom. It was founded on stolen land, cleared by slaughter, and built by stolen people, broken by force.” These are the words of Lyle […]
Unless you’ve gone through it, it’s hard to imagine the grueling experience of Marine Corps boot camp. Recruits are hundreds of miles away from home, maybe for the first time […]
Earlier this year, a remarkable milestone unfolded in Tijuana, Mexico, as dozens of community leaders, clergy, and advocates gathered to celebrate the ribbon cutting of Comunidad de Luz, or “Community […]
