A festival to reshape the legacy of Mary Magdalene will feature internationally known lecturer Dr. Kayleen Asbo and an art exhibit in the Cloister Gallery, Christ Church Cathedral, July 23-August 7. The event is sponsored by Brigid's Place, a ministry of the Cathedral, and the Jung Center, Houston.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal School marked Mayday by serving others in the Austin community.

Episcopal Relief & Development responds to Nepal earthquake disaster through ecumenical partners in the immediate areas of need.

After more than fifteen years of oversight for the Diocese of Texas' finances, Robert Biehl will retire in June, 2016, the Bishop's office announced today.

Morehouse Publishing has just released My Church Is Not Dying: Episcopalians in the 21st Century, the latest book from Seminary of the Southwest alumnus Greg Garrett.

Alyssa Stebbing, outreach coordinator at Trinity, The Woodlands, traveled to Africa with Episcopal Migration Ministries in March to see first hand the refugee situation in Kenya and Rwanda. She found resilience in the face of overwhelming need.

The Episcopal Diocese of Texas has named Ellen G. Cook as their new Diocesan Altar Guild Directress.

Dr. Gail Bray seeks new opportunities following transition period at Episcopal Health Foundation. Bray, former head of St. Luke's Episcopal Health Charities, had agreed to serve for a period of time as EHF set its priorities and staffed up.