Diocese of Eau Claire

The pressures of time led to a number of widely supported compromises: new liturgical canons that secured protections for conservatives alongside prayer book revisions desired by progressives, and a concession to the bishops’ insistence that the State of Israel is not an “apartheid” regime.

A timely gift, as three dioceses prepare to vote to reunite

Participants in the discussion say they have seen no sign of organized opposition.

. By Kirk Petersen The three small-but-historic Episcopal dioceses in the state of Wisconsin, which have considered reuniting for half a century, are entering a formal...

New partnership will enable “new strategies and holistic approaches to evangelism.”

By G. Jeffrey MacDonald, TLC Correspondent William Jay Lambert’s plans to go fishing yielded to a new calling in Wisconsin.

By Lauren Anderson “This is a church that doesn’t set a limit, but sees a horizon to go to and beyond.”

The Diocese of Eau Claire has announced four self-nominated people in the search for its sixth bishop.

The sixth bishop of Eau Claire, Wis., will lead the flock of Christ half time, may hold another part-time job — and will want this work enough to offer a voluntary “Here am I.”