Marchers carried banners, flags, and noisemakers as they chanted and crossed the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan May 21 on Day 7 of the 18-day Farmworkers March for Justice event, spearheaded by Rural & Migrant Ministry.

Presiding Bishop and Primate Michael Curry has appointed the Rev. Canon E. Mark Stevenson as Director of Episcopal Migration Ministries, a member of the Presiding Bishop’s staff.

Google the phrase “religion and politics” and in .52 seconds the search engine will suggest at least 140,000,000 internet entries.

The Archbishop of Canterbury was joined by thousands of Christians around the world today for his first live Bible study on Facebook.

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry brought his message of the Jesus Movement to the 21st Global Episcopal Mission Network Conference during a May 18 keynote address.

To provide education about the election as well as assisting in being prepared, The Episcopal Church has developed an online toolkit with a webpage that outlines how individual Episcopalians and congregations can participate in the electoral process through a number of nonpartisan activities.

Saturday, May 14 marks four weeks since the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Ecuador causing the death of more than 650 people, injuring more than 4,600 and displacing some 30,000. Recovery from the loss of life and the estimated $2 to $3 billion in damages will take years.

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop and Primate Michael Curry has been named by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to an Anglican Communion Task Force to “maintain conversation” among the Primates.