Order Welcomes Vermont Couple
The international order of chivalry traces its roots to a hospice in Jerusalem in the year 1070.
Church of South India Brings Flood Relief
Members of the Church of South India have been at the heart of relief efforts after flooding devastated swathes of the southwestern state of Kerala.
Offer a Mite
The Rt. Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, Assisting Bishop of San Diego, renews her call to support pensions for clergy in the Diocese of Cuba.
Tutudesks for Africa
The Diocese of Atlanta’s Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing has announced its initial goal to donate 1,308 Tutudesks to students in Africa.
‘No Kid Sleeps on the Floor’
Four Episcopalians in Racine, Wisconsin, provide beds and bedding for children between the ages of 3 and 17.
Invisible People, Imaginary Lines
Episcopalians are ministering to people whose lives are bound with the land and politics of the southern border.
Book Celebrates ‘Woodbine Willie’
G.A. Studdert Kennedy would whisper the Lord’s Prayer to dying men and hold their hands as their lives drained away.
New Director for CMS-Africa
The Rev. Canon Moses Bushendich will become international director of CMS-Africa on Sept. 1.
Grace House’s Legacy in Chicago
Chicago Tribune: “Today, the staff and residents of Grace House have welcomed the cast of playwright Boo Killebrew’s world-premiere play ‘Lettie’ into their home.”
Safety in a Church’s Parking Lot
Foxes have dens and birds have nests, but a homelessness crisis of “epic and heartbreaking proportions” in Los Angeles is bringing weary people to a Koreatown church parking lot.