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Holy Hikes: Rebuilding communion between all of God's creation
The Creation Care Ministry is looking for people interested in forming a Holy Hike chapter in our diocese. Learn more about this eco-ministry.
GC81 Revival and Learning Party: Love. Always.
Beautiful Bridges: An Initiative for Sharing the Peace
Learn about a new diocesan initiative for congregations to work across differences to create relationship, have focused formation, and develop ministry projects together.
Children and Youth Ministry Update: May 2024
The Rev. Erin Pickersgill shares some of the exciting projects, events, plans and moments in the Diocese's Ministry for Children and Youth.
New Creation Care Curriculum Coming Soon
Learn about a new program for Episcopalians anywhere on the journey with creation care and environmental ministry.
LGBTQIA+ Ministry Update: May 2024
LGBTQIA+ Missioner DeWayne Trainer has information about town hall discussions in May and Pride Month events in June.
Gun Violence Prevention Ministry: May Update
Get the latest information about legislative efforts at the state capitol, Wear Orange Weekend, and ways you can support common sense gun laws.
Launching a New Parish Nursing Ministry
As the American Nurses Association celebrates National Nurses Week (May 6-12, 2024), a group of dedicated health care professionals in the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri is launching a new network of education and support for nurses and faith community leaders in the Ozarks region of Missouri.
Woman Bishop Nominated by Petition for Election as Presiding Bishop
After an all-male slate of candidates was announced for election as our next presiding bishop, a woman has been added to the slate through a petition process.
Field Trip to Memphis: Diocesan group makes pilgrimage to civil rights museum and Beale Street
Travelers on a trip organized by the Dismantling Racism Commission reflect on the lessons learned from their journey to Memphis.