Many of us were either too young or too far away to worry or even think about what happened in South Africa during the ugly years of Apartheid when men, women, and children were tortured or even gunned down for nothing more than the color of their skin.   During those years, the Anglican...

An agreement has been completed between the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society (DFMS) and Lyceum Kennedy French American School to lease the Second Floor at the Episcopal Church Center, 815 Second Avenue in New York City. Currently located at 225 E 43rd St in New York City, this lease...

In the event of earthquake or fires or other disaster, Betsy Eddy will tweet an invitation to San Francisco’s Diamond Heights community, to come to St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church for food and resource information.   It’s just one part of the church’s — and the...

The Diocese of Southern Malawi is in partnership with the Diocese of Texas. The country is suffering from a poor economy and politics are volatile. This report from their Synod gathering gives a snapshot of the Church at work in this part of Africa.

Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori issued a statement April 19 on the recent legislation for comprehensive immigration reform presented to the US Senate.

David Fine, president and ceo of St. Luke's Episcopal Health System; Gail Bray, executive director of St. Luke's Episcopal Health Charities and the Rev. Gary Jones, head of the chaplaincy program at SLEHS will give presentations at the Faith in Health and Healing Conference in Birmingham...

Many women and children are reported to have been killed near Damascus and on Monday, two bishops of Aleppo were reported kidnapped.

The Episcopal Diocese of Texas approved today a Definitive Agreement for the transfer of St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System to Catholic Health Initiatives, a nationally recognized health care system.