Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on bombing of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza April 13, 2025
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[Anglican Communion News Service] Leaders spanning several Christian traditions have called for groups within Israel to stop their destruction of holy sites and civilian lives in the Holy Land. The Most Rev. Hosam Naoum, Anglican archbishop in Jerusalem and primate of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East, recently shared a statement from the…
Episcopal leadership conference focuses on churches’ response to the global refugee crisis
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Geneva, Switzerland, hosted some 18 attendees at the Sept. 19-20 conference, which included presentations, discussions and fellowship. Its Refugee Welcome Center began in 2022 in response to an influx of mostly women and children fleeing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Photo: Lynette Wilson/Episcopal News Service [Episcopal News Service – Geneva, Switzerland] As Western…
Wyoming tribe to celebrate return of cultural items kept by Episcopal diocese nearly 80 years
The Northern Arapaho share the Wind River Reservation in central Wyoming with the Eastern Shoshone. The reservation spans more than 2 million acres. Photo: Reuters [Episcopal News Service – Casper, Wyoming] Lyle Valdez is junior warden at Our Father’s House, a congregation of Northern Arapaho Episcopalians on the Wind River Reservation just southeast of Yellowstone National…
Solidarity expressed with people of Kanaky New Caledonia
[World Council of Churches] On behalf of the World Council of Churches, its general secretary, the Rev. Jerry Pillay, expressed solidarity with the people of Kanaky New Caledonia, a group of islands about 900 miles east of Australia, as they cope with tension and blockades that have brought shortages of food, healthcare and essential services….
Executive Council advances $2.7 million in debt forgiveness for Diocese of South Carolina
South Carolina Bishop Ruth Woodliff-Stanley speaks via Zoom to members of Executive Council on Feb. 17 as they meet in Linthicum Heights, Maryland. Photo: David Paulsen/Episcopal News Service [Episcopal News Service – Linthicum Heights, Maryland] Executive Council is poised to forgive about $2.7 million in debt that the Diocese of South Carolina accrued after a…
Former Florida Bishop John Howard faces disciplinary hearings in discrimination, financial cases
[Episcopal News Service] The Rt. Rev. John Howard, who retired in October as bishop of the Diocese of Florida, has been ordered to face a disciplinary hearing on allegations of anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination and unidentified financial impropriety during his 20-year tenure as a diocesan bishop. The two separate cases are pending against Howard under The Episcopal…
