Communications
From Sewanee, Tennessee, Canon Andrew Wright shares his experience taking a course in Latino Ministry Cultural Competency and reflects on how deeper cultural understanding can strengthen ministry across the Diocese of Newark. (Time: 3:35.)
The Church reminds us that we’re not meant to live as isolated individuals. Stewardship is one way we live out the truth that we belong to one another.
Centered on the theme "Known by God's Love, Mercy, & Justice," the 2026 Convention invites clergy and lay leaders to reflect on the values that define our common life and ministry.
After returning from a three-month sabbatical, Canon Clark reflects on the difference between simply resting and truly reconnecting with God. She shares two simple spiritual practices that can help us quiet the noise of daily life and remember that, above all else, we are God's beloved children. (Time: 6:55.)
Serving the community means meeting people where they are. Through a new partnership with Prevention is Key New Jersey, St. John’s, Dover has placed a 24/7 Harm Reduction Station in its parking lot, offering free access to lifesaving resources for those who need them most.
As members age or move away, many churches unintentionally lose touch. Discover why a simple piece of mail can strengthen relationships and support your congregation's legacy giving ministry.
When Bishop Hughes invited congregations during this year's Confirmation season to support our Hispanic churches facing the extraordinary pressures of the current immigration crisis, Episcopalians across the diocese responded with remarkable generosity—and there's still time to participate.
Most of us are familiar with the 80/20 rule: the idea that a small percentage of participants often account for
Juneteenth tells a story the Bible knows well: the story of freedom that is declared long before it is fully lived.
When a lifelong soccer fan who also happens to be an Episcopal priest volunteers as a host city ambassador for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it should surprise no one that he sees the role as a ministry.