Bishop Marty's 2019 Christmas Message
Three-minute video. Blessed Advent, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
News Update 12-19-2019
News Update – December 19, 2019
In this issue: Christmas messages from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, and Bishop Marty, two online Christmas Eve services, and lots more.
Diocesan Website Updates
Updated versions of the Clergy Directory and the Bishop’s Visitation schedule are available on the diocesan website
The Episcopal Church Offers Two Digital Christmas Eve Programs
Two-minute read. The Episcopal Church is offering two, digital Christmas Eve programs on December 24. Available on both the Episcopal Church website and the Episcopal Church Facebook page, these programs make Christmas Eve worship accessible to those not attending a service or program at a local church.
New Website and Task Force Seeks Participation in BCP Liturgical Revision
A new website launched on December 16th at EpiscopalCommonPrayer.org provides Episcopalians with opportunities to participate in the liturgical revision of the Book of Common Prayer called for by Resolution A068 of the 2018 General Convention. The site is available in English and Spanish.
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's 2019 Christmas Message
Four-minute Video. “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness cannot overcome it,” Presiding Bishop Michael Curry said in his Christmas Message 2019. The video and links to transcripts in both English and Spanish are available online.
The St. Andrew's Cross – December 2019 Issue
The December edition of The St. Andrew’s Cross, the magazine of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, a worldwide ministry to men and youth in the Episcopal and Anglican communion is available to read online.
Churchwide Bible Reading Initiative Begins in Epiphany 2020
Two-minute read. Forward Movement, along with partners from across the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, invites followers of Jesus to participate in the Good Book Club, a churchwide Bible reading initiative. The Good Book Club will focus on the Gospel of John, with participants reading a section of scripture each day during the Epiphany season, starting on January 6, 2020.
