Sheri and Wilbur Chancey have worshipped at Trinity, Jacksonville for 48 years. Wilbur was Catholic and Sheri was Methodist and as the young couple struggled to find common ground, the Episcopal Church turned out to be a happy discovery for them.

Horns and sirens filled the air on Saturday, March 4 as Trinity, Houston hosted Touch-A-Truck that allowed kids and kids-at-heart to get up close and personal with cars, trucks and service vehicles.

Applications are now being accepted for educational scholarships from the Episcopal Church for the 2017-2018 academic year.

In an effort to educate and assist the immigrant community of Houston, Christ Church Cathedral held an immigration forum with attorneys and community leaders to inform immigrants of their rights and to discuss the administration’s new focus on deportations. The forum was hosted by the Rev. Simón...

The Rev. Jerald Hyche on St. James', Conroe, and how they learned to embrace interfaith conversation.

Proyecto Santiago, at St. James’ Episcopal Church, Austin, is offering pro bono assistance to immigrant parents who wish to prepare a power of attorney for a relative in case the parents are deported.

Twenty years ago, Pinky Wilson, a member of St. James’, LaGrange, began a ministry of hospitality to riders in the annual Houston-Austin MS150, through her position at the Jabboury Foundation, a Houston cancer research organization. Riders stop overnight in LaGrange during the two-day event, and...

“I haven’t drawn anything—painted anything—since I was five,” said one of the men as he dipped his brush into the bright red paint. Around the table were veterans who had served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia, Desert Storm, Korea and Vietnam. They were there to create something from their...