Upcoming Events

Bishop Hughes will lead a service of Deconsecration and Farewell at 31 Mulberry to mark its transition from serving the Diocese of Newark to serving the arts in Newark as part of NJPAC.

Our first speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Amy Peeler, Associate Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College, via Zoom.

The Diocese of Newark recently announced the formation of BOOST, a new Task Force that advocates for Neurodiverse people and their caregivers, and the Task Force is inviting passionate individuals to join them in this crucial initiative.

Our second speaker will be the Rt. Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Suffragan Bishop, Diocese of Canterbury, UK, via Zoom.

St. John’s, Dover is now taking orders for our Feb.1, 2025 Pasty Sale.

The Rev. Absalom Jones (1746–1818) was the first person of African descent ordained a deacon and priest in the Episcopal Church and is listed in the Episcopal calendar of saints.

Presented by the choirs of St. Peter’s, Essex Fells; Holy Innocents, West Orange; and the Choir Schools of Grace, Newark and St. Paul’s, Englewood.

Celebrate the feast of Candlemas at St Peter’s, Morristown with a program of beautiful choral works by Eccard, Gibbons and Wyton.

Our third speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas, Canon Theologian at Washington National Cathedral, hosted by Trinity & St. Philip’s Cathedral, Newark.

Utilizing Katherine May’s writing as inspiration, we will look at the power of rest and retreating in difficult times.

This fun-filled weekend offers the perfect blend of games, outdoor adventures, faith-building activities, and new friendships.

Anti-Sexism Training is required for all people serving in elected or appointed diocesan positions.

Our fourth speaker will be Mr. Ray Suarez, Broadcast Journalist, Author, and Episcopalian, hosted by St. Elizabeth’s, Ridgewood.

Preacher training is designed for lay ministers who are invited by their clergy person to preach in public worship on an occasional or regular basis.

Pastoral Leader training is designed for lay ministers who are called to assist their clergy person in providing pastoral and spiritual leadership in their congregation.

This year’s Clergy Retreat will begin at 2 PM on Tuesday, February 18, and end around 2 PM on Thursday, February 20. Topic In a world where the needs are high and the daily demands are endless, time and space for rest can be illusive. In a culture where success is measured by productivity, keeping […]

Diocesan youth in grades 6-12 are invited to participate in the “Great American Dream Hunt” at the American Dream Mall.