Commemorating Founder’s Day
Diocese of Easton Commemorates Founders’ Day The Episcopal Diocese of Easton turns 150 this year. The diocese was carved out of the Diocese of Maryland as a free-standing diocese in November 1868. Christian presence and witness were introduced to the state of Maryland...
read moreInvitation to Sing at Convention
Bishop’s Reflection – Our Sesquicentennial Observance & Diocesan Heritage Month
Bishop’s Reflection Our Sesquicentennial Observance & Diocesan Heritage Month The month of October was designated some years ago, ‘Diocesan Heritage Month’. As part of this year’s observance we are commemorating, Tuesday, October 9, “Diocesan Founders’ Day” honoring...
read moreSesquicentennial Awards – Nominations Open
Nominations Open for Diocese of Easton Sesquicentennial Awards The Sesquicentennial Honoree Subcommittee invites nominations of worthy lay members of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton to be recognized with a special award of service to be presented by Bishop Santosh...
read moreHurricane Florence Response
Once again we are bearing witness to the devastating effects of a hurricane – this time as it crosses over South Carolina and North Carolina. Please know that we are in regular communication with those Diocese effected, via networks set up through Episcopal Relief and...
read moreSeptember is National Recovery Month
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: Your Diocesan Recovery Ministry committee invites you to recognize the role of the church in ministering to those who have been affected by the disease of addiction. September is National Recovery Month. It is designated as a time...
read moreA Note from Bishop San-General Convention 2018
My dear brothers and sisters, God's blessings and greetings post General Convention, Austin, Texas. As we are aware, the 79th Triennial General Convention of the Episcopal Church, July 4-13 is now concluded. The Diocese of Easton was represented by deputies and...
read moreHow About that Royal Wedding Sermon??
How about that Royal Wedding Sermon???? Last weekend, at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, our Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church, The Most Reverend Michael B. Curry, stunned a worldwide audience of over one billion people with a...
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