Bishop Ketlen’s 2026 visitation schedule, August – December 2026, is now available here. The Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for July – December 2026, is now available here. These documents, along with many […]
For June 2026 Scripture: O LORD, I call to you; come to me quickly; hear my voice when I cry to you. Let my prayer be set forth in your […]
The Small Matters e-newsletter, a new resource for our diocese’s smaller parishes, will make its debut. Distributed bimonthly (every other month), it will include encouragement, resources, and opportunities especially relevant […]
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, 139 North Jefferson Avenue in Canonsburg, will open its doors for ‘tour and tea’ on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 1 to 4 p.m. in honor […]
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Christ Church, Indiana, is searching for its next priest. View the Priest Search section of Christ Church’s website for more information on this half-time Priest-in-Charge position. Questions about the position may be directed […]
Read More… from Christ Church, Indiana, Launches Search for Next Priest
Most of us long for a place where we can talk honestly about faith, life, and the questions that don’t always fit neatly into Sunday mornings. EfM (Education for Ministry) […]
The last few days of March and the early days of April have been crazy this year. We get either a warm sunny promise or a chilly blast with snowflakes […]
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It is with profound sadness that we report the unexpected death of our dearly beloved “Deacon Christine” McIlvain on Thursday. Details remain limited at this time regarding the cause of […]
News, even great news, eventually fades away. The Greatest Story Ever Told, the story with the most awesome climax ever written, the story with the most significant implication for humankind […]
Dear Friends, Holy Week is almost upon us! I invite you to consider participating in a Diocesan-wide Online Prayer Vigil that I will be hosting with the diocesan staff. This […]
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