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Honoring Presidents’ Day
The Diocesan Offices will be closed in observance of Presidents’ Day on Monday, February 17th. We will return on Tuesday, February 18th.
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Message from the Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on Episcopal Migration Ministries
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe sent this message out today about some significant changes coming for Episcopal Migration Ministries. There is a Frequently Asked Questions link HERE to learn more. Dear People of God in The Episcopal Church: I am writing today with some significant news about Episcopal Migration Ministries, the organization that leads The Episcopal…
2026 Grant Awards
At this year’s Diocesan Convention, the Grant Committee announced the recipients of $389,950 in grants across five categories. Big thanks to committee members the Rev. Brian Cleary, Ms. Joan Dresser, the Rev. Joel Martinez, and the Rev. Linzi Stahlecker, with Bishop Lucinda Ashby serving as adviser, for all the hours of prayerful (and no doubt…
Diocesan Cycle of Prayer on the Third Sunday after Epiphany
This week, on the Third Sunday after Epiphany, we ask your prayers of Thanksgiving for our Retired Clergy and their service to the Church. And also for our chaplains to our retired clergy, The Rev. Shelley Denney and The Rev. David Starr.
Peter William Cassey and Anna Besant Cassey
Throughout February, we will highlight Black Episcopalians whose faith, courage, and leadership have shaped our Church and our world. We begin close to home. Today, we remember Peter William Cassey and Anna Besant Cassey, pioneers of faith and education in San Jose. Peter William Cassey was ordained in 1863 at Trinity Episcopal Church in San…
Real Episcopal Magazine Winter 2024
2025 Best Print Magazine Award of Merit Winner from Episcopal Communicators!
In this issue:
A Message from Bishop Lucinda
Katie Knapp on Resilience and Faith
The West Coast Collaborative: In God’s Time, Dreams Fulfilled.
The 2024 Bishop’s Appeal
Practical Ministry in Action
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Support for Communities Affected by the Los Angeles Fires
The fires in Los Angeles have already burned an area equivalent to the cities of Salinas, Santa Cruz, and Hollister combined — think of everything those places hold: homes, schools, parks, and lives built over decades. Now imagine it all lost in days. In just four days, seven fires in the Los Angeles area have…