
Marathon bomb rocks Boston Episcopalians
The seven runners from Trinity Church Copley Square who were competing in the Boston Marathon to raise money for The Episcopal Church’s anti-violence initiative escaped injury in
The Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg is an editor and reporter for the Episcopal News Service.

The seven runners from Trinity Church Copley Square who were competing in the Boston Marathon to raise money for The Episcopal Church’s anti-violence initiative escaped injury in

Saying that they “lament and have cried over the widely reported mass shootings” in the United States, the Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops said March

Two years after a magnitude-6.3 earthquake decimated Christchurch, New Zealand, and its suburbs on Feb. 22, 2011, the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch helped the community

The Very Rev. Gary Hall, dean of Washington National Cathedral, was among those who joined Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-California) on Capitol Hill Jan. 24 as

The Anglican Communion has expanded the language in its Five Marks of Mission after the Anglican Consultative Council agreed here on Nov. 7 (local time)

Auckland, New Zealand – One of the headlines for the Anglican Consultative Council‘s 12-day meeting that concluded here on Nov. 7 (local time) ought to

The best thing people of faith immediately can do after natural disasters is to provide a sense of community and connect one-on-one with their neighbors,

Auckland, New Zealand – On the fourth day of its Oct. 27-Nov. 7 meeting here, the Anglican Consultative Council passed a number of resolutions on

Auckland, New Zealand – Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams asked an overflow crowd at Holy Trinity Cathedral here Oct. 28 (local time) to pray that

The 15th meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council Oct. 27-Nov. 7 is being billed in Auckland, New Zealand, as a “once in a lifetime” event

The United States honored “the first human being to walk on another world” at Washington National Cathedral in the U.S. capital on Sept. 13 with a

Episcopalians and others are reacting to what one called the “empty evil” of the mass shootings in a Denver-area movie theater just after midnight July

Indianapolis — The majority of the Diocese of South Carolina’s deputies left the General Convention July 11 because, in the words of its remaining clergy

In a somewhat unusual step, Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori on June 21 proposed an alternative budget for consideration by the upcoming meeting of the Episcopal Church’s

Seven breakaway congregations have been ordered by a judge to return control of church property to the Diocese of Virginia by April 30. Fairfax County

Pamela Chinnis, first woman to serve as president of the House of Deputies of the Episcopal Church, and former Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning. Photo: ENS

When the State of New York [began] to allow same-gender marriages on July 24, priests in four of the six Episcopal Church dioceses [were able

The New York State Senate voted 33-29 on June 24 to pass the bill making New York the largest state in the U.S. to allow

Walter Brueggemann told the opening session of the 41st Trinity Institute Jan. 20 that 21st century Christians need to stop being mired in old quarrels

Since the early days after many parts of Haiti were devastated late in the afternoon of Jan. 12, 2010 by a magnitude-7 earthquake, Episcopalians have