USA Today: Episcopal Priests Offer 'Ashes to Go' as Lent Begins
More than 70 Episcopal parishes in 18 states will bring Ash Wednesday to the streets, kicking off the Lenten season with a twist.
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More than 70 Episcopal parishes in 18 states will bring Ash Wednesday to the streets, kicking off the Lenten season with a twist.
Anyone who considers Lent boring or deadly serious never met the Rev. Tim Schenck.
The Olympia diocese will “accommodate” the new law “within its structure,” according to a statement made prior to the legislation being signed into law.
The Episcopal Church Office of Communication has launched its first iPad app, Wayfarer.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-2013 awarding of more than 60 scholarships from the Episcopal Church.
In 1865, The Episcopal Church’s General Convention organized the Protestant Episcopal Freedman’s Commission (renamed the Commission of Home Missions to Colored People in 1868), to establish schools in the South that would provide higher education and religious instruction to African Americans...
Honoring the story of Roger "Bill" Terry, who earned his pilot's wings at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama during World War II. Terry was the only member of the Tuskegee Airmen convicted in what became known as the Freeman Field Mutiny. He was pardoned in 1995. "Bill" Terry...
The Diocese of Peshawar through its Prison Ministry organized a special Christmas program in the Central Jail of Peshawar for the Christian prisoners.
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