Sacred Ground is the Episcopal Church’s film & reading based dialogue series on race, racism & faith. “Circles” (i.e., discussion groups) provide the opportunity for difficult but respectful and transformative dialogue. Starting Wednesday, November 20, from 3-5 p.m. via Zoom, The Rev. Susan Green and Nan Hardison will offer and facilitate a new EDSD-wide Sacred […]
Spend a weekend at Camp Stevens with John Philip Newell! February 21-23 In 2016 John Philip Newell began a teaching initiative of annual retreats to help reawaken awareness of the sacred in all things through the recovery of Celtic wisdom for today and to help translate this awareness into compassionate action in our lives and […]
A Catechist is a lay person authorized to prepare persons for Baptism, Confirmation, Reception, and the Reaffirmation of Baptismal Vows. They function under the direction of the Member of the Clergy or other leader exercising oversight of the congregation or other community of faith. Their work is deeply important in expanding discipleship within a congregation. […]
Join us on March 1 for Leadership Academy, a day dedicated to learning, growth, and connection within our diocesan community. This is an opportunity for clergy and lay leaders—both new and experienced—to come together, explore new ideas, and develop skills for impactful ministry. One of the most remarkable blessings of our diocese is the depth […]
To read The Interior Castle is to put yourself in the hands of an extraordinarily qualified faith mentor - Teresa of Avila – who well understands both our desire and our struggle to connect with God. Teresa’s primary metaphor throughout this book (her most famous work), is that the human soul is an “interior castle” […]
You are invited to join the PATH Vacation Bible School curriculum interest sessions being held on March 18 and April 1. The sessions will include the presentation and review of the curriculum, resources for planning and execution, real conversation about how to collaborate with others for success, sample art work, and more. There are in-person […]
Celebrate the Feast Day of St. Joseph at our La Misa in English. With mass, music, time to socialize, and a potluck dinner. Featuring a St. Joseph's table: Please bring nonperishable food items to feed those in need. Donations will go to the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Food Pantry.
Walking the Labyrinth: A special presentation by Rev. Susanna DesMarais As part of our Lent devotions, we will offer a chance to walk the labyrinth. There will be a special time of prayer and presentation at 10:00 am. For those who just want to walk the labyrinth, you are welcome to come anytime between 10:00 […]
Easter offers your congregation with a unique possibility to invite neighbors, friends, and family to celebrate Christ’s resurrection. According to a Gallup poll, over 30% of Americans attend church regularly, but over 80% celebrate Easter. More than twice the usual number of Americans will consider attending church on April 20. Are you ready to invite […]
Easter provides your congregation with a unique possibility to invite neighbors, friends, and family to celebrate Christ’s resurrection. According to a Gallup poll, over 30% of Americans attend church regularly, but over 80% celebrate Easter. More than twice the usual number of Americans will consider attending church on April 20. Are you ready to invite […]
NightWatch 2025 "Peace Be With You"– March 29 at 5:00 PM - March 30 at 9:00 AM All Souls, San Diego Youth grades 6-12 Cost $25 The annual EDSD Lent youth retreat is back and at All Souls! This overnight event is a time for youth from all over the diocese to connect in worship, […]
For over a dozen years, Trinity Church has hosted a benefit concert to support the American Guild of Organists Student Scholarship Fund. The concert donations help students, young and old, learn to play the "King of Instruments" and encourage them to consider becoming involved in church music. Auditions are held each May with the winners […]
The diocese offers quarterly workshops for Eucharistic Visitors. These learning sessions will serve as a resource for prospective congregation-based trainers and Eucharistic Visitors. Whether you are a novice, interested in being a trainer, or a seasoned Eucharistic Visitor, opportunities abound to learn more, develop, or improve skills, and become more proficient in how we serve […]
You are invited to join the PATH Vacation Bible School curriculum interest sessions being held on March 18 and April 1. The sessions will include the presentation and review of the curriculum, resources for planning and execution, real conversation about how to collaborate with others for success, sample art work, and more. There are in-person […]
