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Neva Rae Fox

Neva Rae Fox is a communications professional with extensive Episcopal experience, serving the boards of The Living Church Foundation, Bible and Common Prayer Book Society, Episcopal Community Services of New Jersey, and others.

A Ministry of Witness at the Precinct

The entire experience was tiring, and exciting, and my back ached by the end of the 16-hour session. But it was worth it.

‘Our Commitment to Love and Serve All Migrants is Unwavering’

Partnership with the federal government ends September 30, but advocacy, support, and resettlement outside the U.S continue.

That One Day

I believe each of us, no matter what age, maintains a memory, an awareness, or some kind of knowledge, of 9/11.

No Boredom for Katharine Jefferts Schori in Post-PB Years

Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has maintained a busy schedule of ministry, teaching, dedication to the Episcopal Church, and taking care of her family.

Office of Government Relations: ‘Your Voice Matters!’

The Washington office of the Episcopal Church engages with Congress, government departments and agencies, think tanks, ecumenical and interreligious partners, and others in advocating for public policy change.

NWPA-WNY Turn Away from Partnership

Both dioceses are ready for next steps, as reflected in their joint statement after the vote.

Anglican Priest Disturbed by Romero Service Controversy

Long active in networks commemorating the martyred Archbishop Oscar Romero’s legacy, Emilie Teresa Smith traces the media firestorm about a March liturgy to a dispute over mining.

Two-Diocese Partnership Releases Evaluation

Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania pioneered a collaborative approach that has spread across the Episcopal Church. A detailed evaluation probes the relationship and proposes several options for the future.

Episcopal Migration Ministries: The Work Continues

Sarah Shipman: “The end of federal funding for Episcopal Migration Ministries does not mean an end for EMM — or to the Episcopal Church’s commitment to stand with migrants.”

Prayer Book Society Renews Dakota Hymnal

Bishop Jonathan H. Folts: “By using Dakota hymnals, we aim to honor and uphold Native cultural understandings and theology.”