The St. Stephen’s Episcopal School community gathered alongside returning alumni and friends during the school’s annual Reunion Weekend to dedicate a new Brewster Memorial Cross. In attendance were a bevy of alumni from 62 years of graduating classes, as well as members of the...

  St. Andrew's, Bryan, participated in the October 13  CROP Hunger Walk.  The walk was fun, ecumenical, rain-free, and a great way to help end hunger "one step at a time" through Church World Service, the Brazos Church Pantry and the Brazos Valley Food Bank. The 102 walkers...

The Rev. Cynthia Engle blesses a dog at the animal shelter. More photos can be found here. Spoiled Texas pets, large and small, received blessings over the weekend from Episcopal clergy. In what has become an essential community event, churches in the Diocese of Texas found new ways to connect...

Volunteers work at the Giving Fields, a localcommunity garden. For more photos,visit St. Stephen's Facebook page St. Stephen’s, Beaumont, left the pews on Sunday and took over the community, volunteering for non-profit organizations for their first “Service Sunday.” More...

    Got a Fido too feisty for the crowd? Is Princess too prissy for regular company? Just can't make the Annual Pet Blessing Sunday, October 6? Well, good news. There is a second chance to get Buster blessed. Drive your darling through the church parking lot...

Nita Caskey with the Rev. Art Callaham, rector of St. Cyprian's Church The Rev. John F. Caskey was a 29 year old associate minister at Trinity Church in Galveston, Texas when he became the third rector of St. Cyprian’s in Lufkin in 1955. He went to the Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas to...

Austin, Texas – Joyce Banda, president of Malawi, introduced the joys and challenges her African nation experiences through heartfelt words while several other Malawian guests told their stories and sang their songs during an almost two-hour rollicking service at Central Presbyterian...

In a day when we use our bank cards for everything from putting money in the parking meter to buying a car, St. David’s in Austin couldn’t help but feel the pinch when an age-old tradition started feeling, well, too age-old.