by Beth Devenny | Oct 22, 2026 | Announcement, General News, Standing Committee, Transition Process
Diocese of Easton TO: The Assisting Bishop, Clergy, Parish Registrars, Senior Wardens, Chancellor of the Diocese, Secretary of Convention, Treasurer of the Convention, Registrar of the Diocese, Lay Members of the Standing Committee, Lay Members of...
by David Michaud | Oct 14, 2026 | Transition Process
Over 90% of the parishes in the Dioceses held a Diocesan Discernment Information Day this past summer through early fall. The purpose of these events is to provide a level of education throughout the diocese about the role of dioceses in the Episcopal Church and the...
by Beth Devenny | Jun 7, 2026 | Announcement, Diocesan-Wide Event, General News, Parish Events, Transition Process
Diocese of Easton Participation in the Discernment Process Pastoral Letter Pursuant to Canon III.12.3(b) To be read at each service on June 7, 2026 Dear Beloved, The Diocese of Easton is in a time of transition and discernment. We are currently without a...
by David Michaud | Jun 3, 2026 | Parish Events, Transition Process
The Diocese of Easton’s Discernment Committee has prepared a three-phase program to help discern our future. Phase One is to educate ourselves about what a diocese is and to understand the current state of the Diocese of Easton. For Phase Two the Discernment Committee...
by Beth Devenny | Jun 1, 2026 | Announcement, General News, Standing Committee, Transition Process
Standing Committee (Ecclesiastical Authority) Liaisons to Diocesan Committees – 2026-27 Committees where Bishop is chair * or ex officio member: *Diocesan Council – D. Williams *Department of Missions – G. Powell & C. Meyer** *Board of Managers – D. Williams &...
by Beth Devenny | May 19, 2026 | Announcement, General News, Standing Committee, Transition Process
The Standing Committee as the Ecclesiastical Authority (by The Rev. Dr. Darcy Williams) Most people in the Episcopal Church know that the Standing Committee of a diocese functions as the council of advice and consent to the diocesan bishop. But things get more...
