NEWS & STORIES

Most of us have been taught to avoid triangulation in communication, but it can be a valuable tool for promoting peace and justice....

In mid-August, Louisiana experienced what the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration deemed a "500-year flood.” Over 60,000...

The Medical Mission group from the Central Gulf Coast traveled to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, in March, to work with and provide...

On Friday evening, September 16, I attended a peace vigil at Martin Luther King, Jr. Square in Pensacola. The silent vigil focused on...

St. Monica’s, Cantonment, announces Monica’s Attic Thrift Store is now open. The store is conveniently located on Highway 29, just south...

The United Thank Offering has issued a call to young adults and seminary students for grant applications for the 2017 granting cycle. UTO...

Holy Spirit Thrift Shop has gifted Beckwith Camp & Conference Center with a grant in the amount of $10,000. Eleanor Reeves, executive...

The Pensacola chapter of the Episcopal Peace Fellowship holds a silent vigil at Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Park in downtown...

Life is a gift, a free gift. It comes to this one and that one as it will, and moves on. I never had a right to Ray Wishart as a friend...

Shortly after noon on a recent Sunday, Nancy and I were driving south on I-65 headed for I -10 and on to Gulfport. Suddenly traffic in...

“Voting and participation in our government is a way of participating in our common life,” Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop and Primate...