The Episcopal Church welcomed its newest diocese on June 24, 2025 – the Missionary Diocese of Navajoland – though, as Navajo Episcopalians and church leaders noted, the elevation of Navajoland from an Episcopal mission formalizes a reality already felt for years in Navajo Nation communities. Read More …
The Episcopal Church’s Executive Council appointed Christopher Lacovara as the church’s next chief financial officer in a special meeting March 17, 2025. Lacovara is a longtime Episcopalian who brings decades of experience in financial management. He was selected after a Read More …
These are opening remarks to the February 17-19, 2025, Executive Council meeting by the Presiding Bishop and President of the House of Deputies. Read More …
The Episcopal Church Executive Council, meeting in the host city for the upcoming 81st General Convention, is due to focus much of its four days here on discussion and approval of a 2025-27 churchwide budget plan, Read More …
The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church opened its meeting on October 24 to 27, 2023, with remarks from the presiding officers Read More …
The Episcopal Church’s presiding officers opened the February 9-12, 2023, meeting of Executive Council here with welcoming remarks underscoring Episcopal leaders’ increasing emphasis on dismantling the church’s entanglement with unjust systems and institutions, which they said conflict with Christian ideals of love, humility and welcome. Read More …
Executive Council closes ‘pandemium’ with further commitments to racial justice, preparation for General Convention of the Episcopal Church. Read More …
The opening remarks to the Executive Council of The Episcopal Church, meeting virtually in January 2022. Read More …
These are the opening remarks of the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church Michael Curry and the President of the House of Deputies Gay Clark Jennings at the Executive Council of The Episcopal Church meeting on October 25-28, 2021. Read More …
Someone asked [William Stringfellow], “What is the deepest and most significant way that we can engage all of the manifestations of racism and bigotry? Personal, social, institutional. What is the best way to engage it?” And he answered, “Baptism.” Read More …