RIP: Fran Toy, first Asian American woman priest, remembered for breaking many barriers
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The 2023 South Asian Convocation occurred Aug. 20-22, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Photo: Fred Bagao Vergara/Facebook [Episcopal News Service] Episcopalians of South Asian descent are gathered in St. Louis, Missouri, to network and discuss how they can increase their presence and acceptance in The Episcopal Church. The Episcopal Church’s Asiamerica Ministries and the Diocese of Missouri…
[The Church of England] Leaders of the Church of England and the Methodist Church in Great Britain issued a challenge to work to become “fully one” as they celebrated the 21st anniversary of the historic covenant between the two churches. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and the president of the Methodist Conference, the Rev. Helen…
Methodist Bishop Gregory Palmer addresses the House of Bishops June 24 after it adopted a resolution commending the goal of full communion between The Episcopal Church and the United Methodist Church. Photo: Randall Gornowich [Episcopal News Service – Louisville, Kentucky] On June 24 the House of Bishops approved the next step toward full communion between…
[The Church in Wales] The crisis facing the nation’s rivers is the focus of a national summit hosted by the Church in Wales Nov. 7-8. More than 70 people from across the United Kingdom, including scientists, farmers, environmentalists and water industry representatives, will come together to discuss the challenges facing watercourses in Wales and to look…
The Diocese of Northern Michigan’s racial reconciliation initiative, “Walking Together: Finding Common Ground,” is centered around a traveling exhibit that showcases stories of Indigenous boarding school survivors in Michigan. It includes a recording of Northern Michigan Bishop Rayford Ray formally apologizing for The Episcopal Church’s participation “in the human trafficking of children to place them…
[The Melbourne Anglican] Christians will be asked to pray for an end to cruelty to refugees, including those left in Papua New Guinea and Nauru, at an Aug. 16 vigil on the steps of Victoria’s St. Paul’s Cathedral. More than 100 asylum seekers remain in Papua New Guinea and Nauru more than a decade after…
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