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Bishop Rowe’s Remarks to Deputies

“Our ministry together in the next nine years comes at a critical time for the Episcopal Church. It is not too strong to say that we’re facing an existential crisis.”

Deputies Go After Liturgical ‘Cringe’

“The anti-Jewish bias in our liturgies is subtle but it is there,” the Rev. Miranda Hassett of Milwaukee said.

Mixed Support for Communion Across Difference in Deputies

While approving conscience protections for the ordination and deployment processes, progressives used a series of parliamentary moves to defeat resolutions to renew the church's Task Force on Communion Across Difference and alter disciplinary canons on doctrine.

General Convention in Photos, June 27

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Deputies Elect Steve Pankey as Vice President

The Rev. Steve Pankey of Kentucky was elected Vice President of the House of Deputies on the second ballot on June 27.

Ayala Harris Handily Wins Re-Election as PHoD

The election was the first time in decades that a president of the House of Deputies faced opposition when running for re-election.

Taber-Hamilton Accuses Ayala Harris of Bullying

Ayala Harris calls accusations “a misrepresentation of my presidency” and “in direct conflict with my values and approach as a leader.”

Challengers Make Their Cases Against Ayala Harris

The two people trying to unseat President of the House of Deputies Julia Ayala Harris made their final pitches June 21, on the eve of General Convention.

VP Forum: Rules of Order & the Church’s Future

Three nominees are seeking to succeed Rachel Taber-Hamilton, who is stepping down as vice president of the House of Deputies to run for president

Not a Lot of Conflict at HoD President Forum

Julia Ayala Harris, Zena Link, and the Rev. Rachel Taber-Hamilton responded to questions about the state of the church and their visions for its future, in an event moderated by the dean of the largest Episcopal seminary.

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