[Episcopal News Service] Several missiles exploded late afternoon on Aug. 22 in central Goma, in eastern Congo, causing significant damage to St. Paul’s Anglican Church and destroying three classrooms in the adjacent school.   Claudaline Mikanirwa, the wife of the Rev. Desiré...

[Episcopal News Service] Kids of all ages are enjoying a seasonal rite of passage – the blessing of the backpacks – and even getting a little help from their local Episcopal churches to go back to school.   For Jalen Henderson, 12, a member of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church...

Bishops of The Episcopal Church will gather for the House of Bishops fall meeting September 19-24 at the Nashville Airport Marriott, Nashville TN.

Art instructor Hannah Kraft, second from left, helps students in the pottery studio at the St. Peter’s bilingual Bible camp. Photo: Courtesy of St. Peter’s [Episcopal News Service] This is the story of two congregations, two languages and one teen who helped bring them together...

More than 60 clergy and spouses from Province VII and throughout The Episcopal Church gathered at Seminary of the Southwest for the three-day 2013 Clergy Conference for Latino/Hispanic Ministries.

Anglican bishop James Tengatenga has expressed his disappointment over the decision by Dartmouth College president Philip J. Hanlon to U-turn on the offer of a position there.

Bishop Stacy Sauls, Chief Operating Officer of The Episcopal Church, has announced the appointment of the Rev. Canon Mark Stevenson as Domestic Poverty Missioner on the staff of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society (DFMS).   In this position, Stevenson will be responsible for work...

Last summer, interfaith groups of 12-year-olds from the U.S. and Israel gathered to learn about different faiths and cultures. This year, they met again at Camp Allen with Kid4Peace, a program dedicated to “encouraging children of different cultures and faith traditions to explore their...