Grief, Prayers, Action
The Bishop of Los Angeles and Bishops Against Gun Violence respond to the latest mass shooting in the United States.
Going Long on Guns
Joshua Farrier: “If we want to effect some sort of change within companies and how companies perform, we have to do it from within.”
‘Help God End a Nightmare’
Hundreds of Episcopalians and others heard emotional witness from the family of Carmen Schentrup, who died in a Parkland, Florida, mass shooting on Ash Wednesday.
Bp. Stokes on Mass Shooting
Bishop William Stokes: “Our nation has a gun disease that is killing too many.”
‘Something Different this Time’
The Episcopal Church was well-represented at March for Our Lives events in Washington, D.C., and across the country on March 24.
Facing Violence in Chicago
Bishops United Against Gun Violence sponsors a gathering on racism, poverty and gun violence.
Orange Is the New Purple
Bishops United Against Gun Violence urges Episcopalians to join color-coordinated protest June 2.
Marching through Zion
The Claiming Common Ground Against Gun Violence rally denounces a rash of gunshot deaths in the United States.