“Will we look away from suffering?” was the question that over 150 people gathered at Good Samaritan Episcopal Church asked on March 30, Holy Monday. As Holy Week began, we […]

In Holy Week, over the span of a few days, we remember Jesus entering Jerusalem to cheers and celebration, sharing a final meal with his friends, and ultimately walking the […]

Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, the season of repentance and preparation for the gift of Easter. On this day, Christians pray litanies of repentance and receive ashy […]

The motivation behind counting people experiencing homelessness stems from a deep commitment to using data science ethically and equitably to address societal issues. Data science, especially when pertaining to people […]

In various cultures, larks are said to symbolize, represent, and inspire many things. In some Latin American cultures, for example, they are believed to advise humans on how to improve […]

Dear Friends in Christ, Last week, the President of the Episcopal Church’s House of Deputies, Ms. Julia Ayala Harris, wrote a letter to deputies, informing them that she had been […]

At the 2021 Diocesan Convention, Resolution 21-04 Becoming a Beloved Community by combatting anti-Asian/Pacific Islander American violence, bias and racism was adopted. As part of that resolution, the diocese agreed […]

“Were you there when they crucified my Lord?” The hymn we often sing on Good Friday recognizes that we were there as Jesus died – because the life-and-death story of […]

Episcopal Community Services (ECS) held its first annual Making Miracles Hybrid Gala Saturday, April 10, 2021. Guests were able to enjoy the opportunity to attend the event in person at […]

If you are considering suicide, seek help immediately. Call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). There is also a Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741. For crisis support in […]