NEWS & STORIES

Howard Hanchey asks a great question. What marks the difference between those mainline churches who are doing well and those who are just...

Dr. Martin Luther King challenged the church for its silence in addressing the freedom movement in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail by...

Normally, I veer away from discussing politics if I can, just as some would religion, but not right now; not when the people of our...

The Christmas edition of the Episcopal Relief & Development’s Gifts for Life catalog is now available. A catalog has been sent to each...

On Sunday, October 16, in place of our regular worship services at 7:30 am and 9:00 am, St. James held the Church of England Mass for the...

There are new resource videos focused on varying topics of mental health now available for individuals or church groups. The videos are...

As some of you in the Episcopalian community know, I have joined the Episcopal Service Corps (ESC) as a member of an intentional Christian c

Camp Happy Sands is a not-for-profit summer program that serves children from low income families. The children attend four days of camp...

The Commission on World Mission is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted to join a mission team to our companion...

The UTO board visited St. James Episcopal Church in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, this past week. We went to meet as a board and to visit...

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