Bishop’s Blog – 150th Convention Reflection
A Diocese Committed to a Pilgrimage into Living God’s Will The Sesquicentennial (150th) Annual Diocesan Convention has come and gone and has left us with much to celebrate and give thanks to almighty God. It was a time of immense good work and pioneering insights that...
read moreBishop’s Blog – Shared From the House of Bishops – On Sexual Harrassment, Gender Bias
Episcopal House of Bishops meeting in retreat accepts statement on sexual harassment, gender bias Episcopal House of Bishops meeting accepts statement on sexual harassment, gender bias [March 7, 2018] The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church are meeting in retreat...
read moreBishop’s Blog – Shared From the House of Bishops – On Gun Violence
Statement of the House of Bishops of The Episcopal Church Camp Allen, Texas March 7, 2018 “I call heaven and earth to witness against you today that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Choose life so that you and your...
read moreBishop’s Pastoral Note – Stoneman Douglas
We pray for and stand with the survivors and victims of, and the families affected by, the most recent shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. We echo the voice of our brothers and sisters in Christ in their call for a different and...
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Bishop’s Lenten Reflection The Season of Lent is once again upon us. Ash Wednesday is traditionally earmarked in our liturgical calendar as the beginning of Lent when the faithful gather to commemorate the commencement of this solemn season. The Church invites all of...
read moreBishop’s Blog – Convention 2018 – “Faith Redeeming Fate”
The Diocese of Easton was established as a free-standing diocese of the Episcopal Church 150 years ago, in October 1868. This year we will be commemorating the sesquicentennial anniversary of its establishment with a series of inspirational, missional, spiritual and...
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Bishop’s Christmas Message 2017
Divine Hope in the Midst of a Broken World “They shall name Him Emmanuel” which means, “God is with us”. (St. Matthew 1:23) The word “Christmas” is a shortened version of the words “Christ-Mass”. It is the great gathering of the faithful to celebrate the birth of...
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