A Different Model for Churches Changing Hands May 5, 2021 Highlight, News By Kirk Petersen In an era of bruising litigation over ownership of church properties, a prominent diocese and a church founded in 1698 are showing that amicable solutions are possible. On April 29, Bisho... Read more...
Five Candidates for Bishop Announced in S. Carolina February 2, 2021 Highlight, News The winner will become the first full-time bishop of the diocese since 2012.
Pittsburgh Settlement Now in Effect December 11, 2018 Clips, News County judge grants approval for agreement between the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh.
High Court Denies Certiorari June 11, 2018 Clips, News Both the Episcopal Church in South Carolina and the Diocese of South Carolina have posted responses to the U.S. Supreme Court’s denial of the petition.
St. James the Resurrected April 9, 2018 News Bishop John H. Taylor: “We are inviting everyone in our diocese to come home to a new sense of belonging, of being at home with one another in the diocesan family.”
Another Judgment in Fort Worth April 5, 2018 Clips, News The Second District Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of Episcopalians in Fort Worth. The court's judgment and opinion follow.
Diocese and St. James Turn the Corner March 29, 2018 Clips, News The congregation formerly known as St. James the Great has received approval to move back into a massive church building in Newport Beach.
St. James the Mission? March 23, 2018 News No significant opposition has met the idea of recognizing St. James the Great as a mission.
Pittsburgh Leads in Reconciliation March 1, 2018 News After years of conflict, the Anglican and Episcopal Dioceses of Pittsburgh have taken a giant step toward resolving most of their remaining property disputes.
Diocese Petitions Supreme Court February 13, 2018 Clips, News The Diocese of South Carolina asks the U.S. Supreme Court to settle property disputes.
