“How are mission share pledges used?” This is a question we receive in the bishop’s office from time to time. To answer, it may be helpful to review last year’s […]
The Rev. Paige Blair, rector of St. Peter’s, Del Mar, has issued a challenge. The congregation that brings the greatest number of new people to the Refugee Network gala on […]
Healing is the primary work of people of faith and the communities of which they are a part. Christians, as disciples of One who came to save (rescue, heal, make […]
Spanish translation | French translation On the fifth anniversary of the earthquake Haiti suffered on 12 January 2010 Haiti and her people are survivors – of colonial occupation and a […]
San Diego County and its surrounding areas are home to a large number of Latinos/Hispanics, yet most of the Episcopal churches in the Diocese of San Diego have a proportionately […]
Here are some Thanksgiving prayers from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer. First off, there are these suggested graces for mealtimes: Give us grateful hearts, our Father, for all thy mercies, […]
La Obispa Presidente sobre el plan de inmigración del Presidente La edición de la versión previamente Inglés de este comunicado está aquí The previously issued English version of this release is […]
[Office of Public Affairs] The Taskforce for Reimagining The Episcopal Church (TREC) has issued a message following the October 2 churchwide meeting. We want to thank everyone who participated in […]
Dear Area Four Leaders, This is a very exciting time for our congregations in the Diocese of San Diego, a time of transformational challenge and change. We are about the work of […]
As you may know, the word, liturgy, comes from the Greek words, laos meaning “people” and ergos meaning “work.” Thus, liturgy is often described as the work of the people. […]
