Amid increased detention and deportations, and scarce federal funding, immigration ministry has had to adapt. Episcopal churches and ministries continue to “welcome the stranger.” They’ve had to pivot, like St. Bede’s Episcopal Church in Atlanta did recently by canceling its … Continue Reading →
Why the Holidays Are Perfect for Talking to Your Family About Your Estate While it may seem a bit serious, the holidays are perfect for talking to your family about your estate. During the holidays, there is great deal of emphasis … Continue Reading →
Parishes and nonprofits who have applied for ECF funding know that if their proposed project involves renovation or construction on church-owned property there are a few additional steps required for ECF to consider your proposal. We met with Rev. Canon … Continue Reading →
The Blessing and Command to “Be Better” Reflecting on the issues confronting our refugee and migrant siblings, I thought of Russ Wallace of blessed memory, an erstwhile parishioner at Holy Trinity Parish, and the last time I saw him. When … Continue Reading →
