Convention 2014 is one like never before. Over the course of two days, five different events will take place: the dedication of our new diocesan center, a visit from our […]
This summer we caught up with one of our donors to the diocesan capital campaign. Susan Stone Hayes attends St. Peter’s, Del Mar and has recently made a large pledge […]
Philanthropy means “love of humankind,” and is broadly defined as an active effort to foster and provide for the welfare of others. Most people think of philanthropy as giving large […]
In August I started as a new seminarian at Virginia Theological Seminary; 2,700 miles away from home in San Diego. I realized quickly the importance of making friends outside the […]
It’s been a busy year for campus ministry, and we’ve undergone significant transformation. This fall, after watching several students graduate the previous two years, we knew our regular Wednesday night […]
The Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC), the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights,” will go into effect this Tuesday, 20 August 2013. This new International Labour Organization (ILO) convention consolidates and updates […]
Church provides kids with supplies, style for some a sprint, for others a marathon, as kids and parents negotiate hemlines and budgets, and both practice their scavenger-hunting skills for No. […]
[Episcopal News Service] Six Episcopalians who had been in Kenya since late July reported via Facebook on Aug. 7 that they were safe after their flight was disrupted by a […]
Students, teachers, parents, and parishioners at St. John’s Episcopal Parish Day School in Chula Vista believe that their school is special. Of course, this is a common feeling at most […]
