St. James’ Episcopal School, Austin is one of 12 grant recipients announced July 3 by the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES). Each of the twelve recipients will receive $1,000 for use in the 2013-2014 school year. St. James’ grant will be used to help bridge the funding...

Cathedral fifth-graders cleared a deserted lot as part of the Cathedral Urban Service Experience. When Christ Church Cathedral Youth Minister Jeremy Bradley decided to schedule a mission trip for fifth graders, he knew that the Cathedral Urban Service Experience (CUSE) was as good an...

More than 800 Episcopalians from around the Diocese of Texas came out to Minute Maid Park to watch the Astros take on the Angels on June 28 for the annual Episcopal Night at the Ballpark. Many stopped by Christ Church Cathedral before the game for free hotdogs, popcorn and drinks.

Jordan Janke was "elected" State Agriculture Commissioner Jordan Janke, a member of St. Mark's, Richmond, represented needville High School at the 2013 Texas Bluebonnet Girls State session held in Seguin, June 16-22. The educational program is sponsored annually by the American Legion Auxiliary...

Holy Comforter's Yuri McCoy was featured in our June issue of Diolog magazine for his entry into the prestigious Longwood Gardens Internation Organ Competition. He didn't win the competition, but Longwood put together this fantastic video featuring McCoy:    

Summer music series are heating the Episcopal landscape across Texas. Check out some the events coming up in your area:   St. Matthew's, Austin, Continues Soul of a Musician Series St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church and Spicewood Tavern will provide one more concert before a six-week...

St. George’s, Texas City, will celebrate 100 years of fellowship on June 28 with a barbeque dinner and special worship service with the Rt. Rev. Jeff Fisher, Bishop Suffragan of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.

San Mateo, Houston, released the following video on their Facebook page to promote their youth group's summer adventures. According to Sandra Montes, the group is called 24/7 because "the youth know God is with them 24 hours a day, seven days a week." See the video below.