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Bishop Julia E. Whitworth announces that the Rev'd Shannon Kelly will serve as Interim Executive Director of the Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center, beginning December 1, 2026.

Historic All Saints Parish in Brookline recently celebrated its new roof during the nor’easter, with thanks for a grassroots push to steward the 1899 building.

Episcopal City Mission has distributed $2.75 million in reparations to 25 Massachusetts organizations led by people of color that work on racial and economic justice.

$50K Grant, Endowed Funds Boost $360K+ Lifeline to Families in Dire Need

This month, Assisting Bishop Mary Glasspool attended The Episcopal Church’s Full and Equal: 50 Years in Pursuit of a Promise in Minneapolis, celebrating the anniversary of the Church affirming that homosexual people are children of God with a full and equal claim upon the church’s love, acceptance, and pastoral concern and care.

Nominations are open for the Courage & Joy Awards, honoring clergy and lay members whose life and ministry reflect courage, joy and the priorities of Visioning 2025.

The Rev’d Stephen Harding reflects on serving as a volunteer chaplain at Ground Zero and on our shared humanity, faith and hope, 25 years after the September 11 attacks.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Natick joined an interfaith campaign pressing Citizens Bank to exit financing agreements with private ICE detention operators.

Bishop Julia Whitworth has appointed the Rev’d Canon Anna Carmichael, PhD to serve as the next Regional Canon for the Northern and Western regions.