Beloved at Kansas City Pride 2023
One-minute read. Several Episcopal churches from West Missouri took on the rain to participate in the Kansas City Pride 2023 parade on Saturday, June 10, 2023.
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One-minute read. Several Episcopal churches from West Missouri took on the rain to participate in the Kansas City Pride 2023 parade on Saturday, June 10, 2023.
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Four-minute read. During Pride Month, the life of Saint Marinos provides much to reflect on. St. Marinos was a transgender man and a 6th-century monk. He was added to the Episcopal Liturgical Calendar in 2022.
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June 10, 10 a.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Kansas City. Join Bishop Diane and friends from across the diocese in prayer and celebration of the gifts and witness of LGBTQIA+ persons in the life and ministry of the church.
Pride Mass, June 10, 10 AM, St. Paul’s, Kansas City Read More »
Five-minute read. KC Pride 2023 is just around the corner. The Episcopal Church will be present at the three-day Festival, marching in the parade together and hosting a Pride Mass that Saturday morning. All churches are welcome to join us and make our voices heard. We need volunteers to help share God’s love and invite others to join the Episcopal Church in proclaiming the Gospel.
KC Pride 2023: deadlines, help needed, and information Read More »
Join us June 9 – 11 at KC Pride 2023 where the Episcopal Church will once again make herself known as a welcoming and safe place for LGBTQiA folks and those who love them.
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Bishop Diane writes, “In The Episcopal Church, we vow in our Baptismal Covenant to ‘respect the dignity of every human being,’ and to ‘seek and serve Christ in all persons.'” and reiterates The Episcopal Church’s support for transgender individuals and their families.
Three-minute read. In the Summer of 2023, the Episcopal Church will once again make herself known as a welcoming and safe place for LGBTQiA folks and those who love them. There are at least three ways you and your church can get involved.
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Five-minute read. El obispo primado de la Iglesia Episcopal Michael Curry se encuentre entre aproximadamente 650 obispos anglicanos de todo el mundo —entre ellos más de cien obispos episcopales— que asisten a la Conferencia de Lambeth en Cantórbery, Inglaterra, hasta el 7 de agosto.
Five-minute read. Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is among an estimated 650 Anglican bishops worldwide — including more than 100 Episcopal bishops — attending the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury, England, through August 7.
Message from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry on Lambeth Call on human dignity Read More »
La Conferencia de Lambeth es una reunión de todos los obispos activos de la Comunión Anglicana que se celebra cada 10 años. Quiero compartir con ustedes por qué no estoy en Lambeth, y mis sentimientos sobre lo que está a punto de ocurrir allí.
Carta de la Obispa Bruce sobre los Llamamientos de Lambeth Read More »
The Lambeth Conference is a gathering of all the active bishops throughout the Anglican Communion which occurs once every 10 years. I want to share with you all why I am not at Lambeth, and my feelings about what is about to take place there.
Letter from Bishop Bruce on the Lambeth Calls Read More »
Three-minute read.
Si bien esta situación está cambiando rápidamente, quiero asegurarles a todos los episcopales que la Cámara de Obispos se reunirá el miércoles en Cantórbery para discernir el camino a seguir antes de que comience la Conferencia de Lambeth. – Most Rev. Michael B. Curry
Declaración del obispo primado Michael Curry sobre los Llamados de Lambeth Read More »
Three-minute read.
While this situation is rapidly changing, I want to assure all Episcopalians that the House of Bishops will be meeting Wednesday in Canterbury to discern its way forward before the Lambeth Conference begins. – Most Rev. Michael B. Curry
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One-minute read. Several Episcopal churches from West Missouri braved the sunshine and heat to participate in the Kansas City Pride 2022 parade on Saturday, June 11, 2022.
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One-minute read. Will you join us in affirming God’s love to all this June? Three churches of The Diocese of West Missouri have taken the lead on The Episcopal Church’s presence at Kansas City Pride 2022, and are inviting you to join them.
The Episcopal Church at Kansas City Pride 2022 — June 10-12 Read More »
Two-minute read. For me, Pride Month is about celebrating the grand diversity that God has created in humanity. Pride is a consciousness of the dignity that each of us possesses as a beloved creation of God. It is this particular sense of the word that is meant when we talk about this month celebrating the LGBTQ+ community.
Taking Pride – a personal reflection Read More »
Churches may be interested in taking advantage of a new Google business profile feature called ‘attributes.’ Here’s a very brief introduction to what they are and a reminder of what a Google business profile is.
New Google Business Feature Read More »
Eight-minute read. Fr. David argues that the Good News of Christ Jesus — Good News for all people, gay and straight — makes no distinction between them when it comes to monogamous lifelong committed relationships.
Loving as Christ Loved the Church: An Apologia for Gay Marriage Read More »