Prayers are requested for the safety and well-being of the people of Idyllwild who are in danger of having their homes and businesses destroyed in the Mountain fire. The Episcopal […]
Collaborative learning rooted in Episcopal identity and purpose. Encouragement and inspiration. Strengthened relationships. These are the cornerstones for the new diocesan school for ministry housed at the Episcopal Church Center […]
Long ago, 2006, and not so very far away, three clergy got together for fellowship in North County. They represented the congregations of Trinity, Escondido; St. Francis, Pauma Valley; and […]
We are used to hearing the prophecy of Isaiah before Christmas. But on the last Sunday of Lent, as we anticipated Easter, we heard him say this: “I am about […]
This blog first appeared on the Faith and Leadership website. It won’t be news to most church leaders that the consumerism that has become a part of the cultural ethos […]
O God of Peace, as we quiet our hearts and minds from our busy lives and open ourselves to Your presence, may we encounter Your transforming Love and made be […]
“Easter celebrates the victory of light and life over darkness and death,” Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori rejoices in her Easter Message 2013. The following is the Presiding […]
In faith, hope, and love, we come together in the Spirit of God, for the purpose of strengthening solidarity between the people of El Salvador and North America, saying, “Jesus […]
What do you get when you combine a love of sports with a love of saints? Lent Madness, of course. A year after this unique online devotion went viral—with mentions […]
More than 70 Episcopal parishes in 18 states will bring Ash Wednesday to the streets, kicking off the Lenten season with a twist. They’ll offer the Christian sign of repentance […]




