The School for Ministry posted its new classes today for the upcoming fall 2017 semester, which begins on Saturday, September 9 and continues through Saturday, December 9. The schedule is […]

When I met Andrew, he told me he wanted to pursue a calling to the priesthood. I had only been an Episcopalian for three years when we met so I […]

Last fall, I ran my first marathon. 5 months prior to that, I was having a tough day and thought, “Well, I guess I should sign up for a marathon.” […]

It’s a regular pattern.  Disaster strikes–maybe it’s a flood.  Maybe it’s a tornado, or a hurricane.  Maybe it’s an earthquake.  There are many casualties and lots of devastation.  And before […]

In today’s gospel, we are reminded of the joy of the Easter Season, the promise and fullness of the resurrection, and yet, in the midst of this season of joy, […]

From 1972 until 2012, Peter and Vicki Bergstrom transformed Camp Stevens from a summer only facility to the thriving, year round, ecologically minded, community centered operation it is today. Their […]

Fifth Sunday in Lent – Year A St. Paul’s Cathedral, April 2, 2017 John 11:1-45 Christie Fleming Jesus learns that one of his best friends is gravely ill. Lazarus is […]

St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral offered parishioners a new way to explore Advent last year—specifically through service to others. St. Paul’s families who signed up for the at-home practice were given […]

The Rev. Daniel Heischman, president of the National Association of Episcopal Schools, will keynote at the Schools Summit on Wednesday, April 5, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. David’s, […]

Epiphany and Lent Resources You can find the lessons for each Sunday here: http://www.lectionarypage.net/CalndrsIndexes/Calendar2017.html Our three Episcopal publishers have an assortment of seasonal resources; search for Epiphany or Lent: Forward […]