The church is trying to limit the financial impact on low-paid service workers in Baltimore.
Executive Council
General Convention Is a Go, But Expect Dramatic Changes
A shorter schedule with fewer people, for essential business only.
COVID May Prompt Major General Convention Changes
Postponement, a shortened schedule, and robust precautions will all be up for discussion at a May 11 online meeting.
Jennings, 2 Others Have COVID After Executive Council Meeting
The outbreak raises concerns about safety at the July General Convention in Baltimore.
Executive Council Supports Indigenous Initiatives
Studying Episcopal complicity in Indigenous boarding schools, and developing Indigenous clergy and lay leaders.
Racial & Ethnic Data Added to 2022 Parochial Report
Executive Council’s extended debate reflects the sensitivity of the issue.
What to Do With a Multi-Million Dollar Surplus?
“We tightened our belts dramatically,” Executive Council is told.
Grim Tidings from Haiti, Described as a ‘Failed State’
By Kirk Petersen Executive Council members heard a sobering assessment of the chaotic situation in Haiti, home to one of the largest dioceses in the Episcopal Church. “The church is functioning in a civil society that many characterize as a failed state,” said the Rt. Rev. Todd Ousley, who oversees the church’s relationship with the […]