[Episcopal News Service] Seminary of the Southwest is working with the Black Religious Scholars Group on a five-year partnership that will bring black scholars to the Episcopal seminary as visiting professors to improve racial diversity on the faculty and strengthen clergy formation on racial...

[April 19, 2018] Door of Return: Racial Truth and Reconciliation Pilgrimage to Ghana is a series of three powerful, short films and discussion tools that open conversation about race, faith and the path toward healing.

Multi-cultural, multi-racial, interracial, culturally diverse? These and other terms have been used in the attempt to describe congregations that have more than one race. Yet, a congregation can be multi-racial and not multi-cultural; the faces are different; however, worship can be seen as...

[Episcopal News Service] Looking back on the horrific assassination 50 years ago of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and looking forward to the end of racism, Episcopalians came with thousands of others to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. April 4 for the A.C.T. to End Racism Rally.

[Episcopal News Service – Charlottesville, Virginia] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry on Sept. 7 visited each of Charlottesville’s three Episcopal churches, spoke at length with clergy and diocesan officials, and preached at an evening worship service here, less than a month after violence during...

The Rt. Rev. Andy Doyle joined an international group of Anglican pilgrims including five Anglican primates, the Anglican Communion Secretary General, Archbishop Josiah Idowu-Fearon and four other members of the Compass Rose Society for a special 12-day pilgrimage to the Holy Land focused on...

Preparándose para lo peor, Elena Jiménez*, junto con sus gemelas de 15 años, Camila y Carla*, vinieron a San Santiago, Austin, el 6 de mayo para obtener ayuda para preparar una declaración jurada autorizando un apoderado de sus hijas menores, por si ellas son separadas a causa de una deportación.

Churchwide reconciliation initiative to launch this week [Diocese of Maryland] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry returned to his old stomping grounds in the Diocese of Maryland, bringing an inspiring message and encouraging Episcopalians to claim their role as members of the Jesus Movement.