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The animal ministry at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania, includes outreach to nearby veterinarians to let them know they are loved and their services are appreciated. Ending an animal’s life can take a psychological toll on veterinarians, who also must console owners who are grieving the loss of their pet, a family member….
[Religion News Service] On May 2, the Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria and all of Africa ordained in Zimbabwe the first deaconess of any patriarchate in the global Eastern Orthodox Church, marking the culmination of years of efforts to revive the female diaconate in the Church. The Archbishop of Zimbabwe, Metropolitan Serafim, ordained Angelic Molen at the…
[Episcopal News Service] Atlanta Bishop Rob Wright announced April 15 that the Rev. Greg Warren will serve as interim executive director of the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing, based in the diocese and Georgia’s capital city. The Rev. Greg Warren was named interim executive director of the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing in…
The 27th Presiding Bishop Michael Curry presents 28th Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe with the primatial staff during Rowe’s investiture Nov. 2 at Chapel of Christ the Lord at the church’s New York headquarters, as seen on the service’s livestream. [Episcopal News Service] The Most Rev. Sean Rowe began his nine-year term as the 28th presiding…
Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Tucson, Arizona. Photo: Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church [Episcopal News Service] For more than 25 years, Grace St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Tucson, Arizona, has unconditionally served unhoused and low-income people in its community. The parish offers various social services, showers, a food pantry and a cafeteria for anyone…
[Episcopal News Service] The Rev. Laurent De Prins, rector of Epiphany Opelousas in the Diocese of Western Louisiana, had just finished speaking by phone with Episcopal News Service about the clean water crisis affecting his community when he received an alert underscoring just how severe that crisis has become. De Prins and other Opelousas residents…
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