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Ecumenical Youth Community Marks a Milestone

The second cohort of Community at the Crossing at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York has graduated.

New York Deconsecration Pilgrimage Rekindled Sacred Memories

Bishop Matthew Heyd: “So many of our churches are growing, and so there’s life, death, and resurrection always.”

Bishop Richard F. Grein (1932-2024)

The Rt. Rev. Richard F. Grein, who served as Bishop of Kansas for seven years before being elected as Bishop of New York, died October 8 at 91.

Christ Church Riverdale Builds on a 160-Year History

“There’s no magic bullet for growth,” said the Rev. Emily Anderson Lukanich, rector. “We experienced the growth from 2017, but with a change in leadership.”

Dean Defends Seminary’s Lease Deal with Music School

In a low-key, conversational session with 15 participants, Dean Ian S. Markham revealed that under a proposed 99-year lease, the music school would cover all of $32 million in deferred maintenance on General’s campus, which dates to 1817.

Assessing John Henry Hobart’s Evolving Vision

We the People In the 15 years after the War of 1812, the population in the region between Utica and Buffalo, New York, increased 150...

Bishop Roundup: Louisiana, New York, New Jersey

On April 1, The Diocese of Louisiana announced a slate of two internal candidates for bishop, the Rev. Frederick DuMontier Devall IV, rector of...

Bishop Roundup: Ecuador Central, Pittsburgh, N.Y.

An election, a consecration, and a retirement announcement.

Episcopal Organizations Get $4 Million in Lilly Grants

The grants are part of Lilly's Thriving Congregations Initiative, and will fund projects at the dioceses of Indianapolis, Northern Indiana, New York, and Washington, as well as Seminary of the Southwest.

New York Diocese Earmarks $1.1 Million for Slavery Reparations

By Kirk Petersen The Diocese of New York has committed $1.1 million dollars of its endowment to reparations for slavery, to redress what Bishop Andrew...

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