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The Episcopal Church of the Holy Family (Iglesia Episcopal La Sagrada Familia) was built by farmworkers who are its members. Photo: Facebook [Episcopal News Service] An Episcopal congregation that serves seasonal farmworkers in southeast North Carolina has a new church building thanks to the hard work of church members who built it themselves. It’s the…
New primate of the Anglican Church of Australia will be Canberra and Goulburn Bishop Mark Short
[Anglican Communion News Service] On July 19, the Rt. Rev. Mark Short, bishop of the Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn, was elected the 18th primate of the Anglican Church of Australia. The Board of Electors, consisting of all diocesan bishops, as well as 12 clergy and 12 laity elected by the General Synod of the…
New Jersey residents petition to rescind land ordinance threatening Episcopal church
Joanne Gwin, one of the petition drive organizers, watches July 21 as Robert and Monica Coughlin sign the petition to rescind the Toms River Council’s eminent domain ordinance aimed at Christ Episcopal Church. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/Episcopal News Service [Episcopal News Service – Toms River, New Jersey] Voters here could ultimately decide the fate of…
Welsh families to get baby supplies thanks to grant to diocesan project
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New York cathedral, diocese call on community to help feed people as SNAP benefits are reduced
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Venezuela Episcopalians’ earthquake response includes long-term emotional, spiritual recovery
Volunteers organize medicines and medical supplies at the Collection and Distribution Center established at the Institute of Tropical Medicine of the Central University of Venezuela in Caracas on July 1 to support relief efforts following the devastating back-to-back earthquakes that struck the country in June. Photo: Jimmy Villalta/AP [Episcopal News Service] Episcopalians in the Diocese…
