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The John D. Epps Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians [UBE], in concert with the Commission on Black Ministry, is inviting every parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas to participate in a diocesan wide celebration commemorating Absalom Jones’ Feast Day on Sunday, February 10.
The Charities’ announced Tuesday that the partnership of Gulf Coast Community Services Association, The University of Texas Prevention Research Center, The Communities In Schools and The Houston Department of Health and Human Services is the winner of their first $20,000 Community Health...
The youth visited San Mateo on Sunday with Bp. Fisher Youth from four different ethnic backgrounds and six different churches spent last weekend together at Christ Church Cathedral at the first intercultural youth retreat in the Diocese of Texas. The 8th-10th graders took part in multicultural...
Bishop Doyle, Chair of SLEHC Board of Directors The Rev. Patrick Miller delivered opening remarks Partners, supporters, grantees, and friends of St. Luke’s Episcopal Health Charities (SLEHC) gathered at Christ Church Cathedral in Houston on Tuesday for an “Appreciation...
The Hispanic congregations of the Diocese of Texas are hosting the 164th Council of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in Houston. This group represents San Francisco de Asis, Santa Maria Magdalena, St. James’ and St. John's in Austin, San Mateo, Santa Maria Virgen, San Alban, San Pablo, San...
A new chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians in Austin will focus its efforts on breaking the school-to-prison pipeline for youth, help to facilitate ethnic and cultural reconciliation and assist historically Black churches with evangelism efforts, according to Ora Houston, a...
Episcopal Relief and Development's $5 million NetsforLife® fundraising goal is within range as the campaign reported topping $4.7 million at the end of 2012. The Episcopal Diocese of Texas has been a major contributor as churches and individuals have donated more than $260,000 in an effort...
Bishop Suffragan Jeff Fisher delivered a sermon at St. Stephen's, Liberty, regarding the Sandy Hook Elementary mass shooting. In the sermon, Fisher issues a call to change, much like John the Baptist did in the Gospel of Luke. Then after we believe, we ask:“What then...
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