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My Sisters & Brothers in Christ, A Message from Bishop Hunn August 3, 2019 We mourn the loss of life in El Paso. We learned today that the Diocese of the Rio Grande today joined the ranks of those other dioceses in the Episcopal Church that have experienced the...

Presiding Bishop issues video message on immigration: ‘Who is my neighbor?’ “Deeply embedded in the Christian faith, indeed deeply embedded in the Jewish tradition, which is the mother of the Christian faith, and deeply embedded in the faith and traditions and values...

Presiding Bishop Curry’s Christmas Message 2018 Love came down at Christmas, because God so loved the world, that he gave. [December 18, 2018] “Love came down at Christmas, because God so loved the world, that he gave,” Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop and Primate...

Ann Warner - Many thanks to St. Paul's Espicopal Church in Marfa for yesterday's dinner. I'm a newcomer and had no place to go. I was welcomed and taken in by the owners of Planet Marfa, a fascinating multi-generational family. It was delicious, memorable and I felt...

Following Jesus Across the Border 16 November 2018 It may have something to do with the peripatetic nature of the ministry I’ve engaged in the last 20 years, but I am increasingly convinced of the enduring truth of all the journey imagery in scripture.  It begins in...

Border Ministries Summit brings together Southwest, California and Mexico dioceses

Bishop Michael Buerkel Hunn The newly ordained Bishop of the Diocese of the Rio Grande stands in front of First Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Well over 1,000 attended the consecration, and more than 20,000 have viewed the live streaming of the event.

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has issued the following statement: Dear Friends, I’m here in Des Moines, Iowa at the convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa. It’s Saturday, and several hours ago you learned, as did we all, that a gunman entered...

Less than one week after speaking at the royal wedding in England, Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, along with a group of multiracial faith leaders, led hundreds in a procession to the White House Thursday night to condemn racism, misogyny and the...