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This week, on the First Sunday after Epiphany and the Baptism of Jesus, we ask your prayers for Epiphany Episcopal and Lutheran Church in Marina.
And we pray for our upcoming diocesan leadership retreat on January 17th, and for all leaders across this diocese, that they may serve with wisdom, patience, and a reconciling spirit.
Attribution: Pittman, Lauren Wright. Shining Hope, from Art in the Christian Tradition
We are delighted to share that the Rev. Rob Keim, rector of St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church in Arroyo Grande, has been named as a candidate for Bishop of the Diocese of Lexington. This is a wonderful reflection of the gifts Rob brings to ministry and to our wider church. We invite the whole El Camino…
This week, on the Third Sunday in Lent, we ask for your prayers for all who lend pastoral care: priests, deacons, and Stephen Ministers.
Bishop Lucinda Ashby’s 2023 Christmas Message calls for prioritizing thoughts of peace in a violent world. Rooted in the Christmas story, she urges us to become active agents of peace, committing to repairing trust and practicing love and respect. Bishop Ashby envisions a world where peace overcomes darkness, inviting us to join her journey toward…
The 44th Diocesan Convention is over, and Bishop Lucinda’s Convention Address is available on our Convention Page in English and Spanish. Clergy of the Diocese should plan on sharing this with their congregations on the 10th or the 17th. Convention Address in English PDF | Video La 44 Convención Diocesana ha terminado, y el Discurso de la Convención…
This week, on the third Sunday in Lent, we ask your prayers for our Lay Preachers and Lay Worship Leaders.
This week in the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, we ask you to pray for St. Luke the Evangelist, Atascadero; St. Luke’s, Hollister; St. Luke’s, Jolon; and St. Luke’s, Los Gatos. St. Luke was a physician and is identified with the church’s ministry of healing. In Colossians 4:14, he is described as “the beloved physician.” Many…