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Proposed Anti-DEI Legislation puts Professional Accreditation and Funding at Risk in Missouri
As Episcopalians, we are committed to anti-racism work and respecting the dignity of every human being. Because of that, our Missioner for Public Advocacy urges us to speak out against HB2619, which would prohibit state funds from being used for anything supporting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training.
Episcopal Church statement on deaths of civilians seeking aid in Gaza
The Episcopal Church reiterates its call for a ceasefire in the Holy Land and encourages our members to contact President Biden and our lawmakers.
Introducing Beloved Community Gatherings
The Diocesan Dismantling Racism Commission invites you to be a part of their new quarterly gatherings, designed to equip, inform, and transform the way your church engages in the ministry of racial reconciliation.
2023 Parochial Report Status
Has your church completed your annual parochial report? Reports are due Friday, March 1... check to see where you stand!
The Happening: A faith experience designed for young adults
27-year old Wes Ragland begins an experimental ministry focused on improvisational music and comedy and aimed at those who describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious."
JustFood Truck Set to Begin Food Service March 2
Fried egg sandwiches, grilled peanut butter and jelly, and soup are on the menu for the March 2 debut of the JustFood Truck.
Gun Violence Prevention Update: February 26, 2024
With the Missouri legislative session well underway, the diocesan Gun Violence Prevention team offers ways you can support common sense gun legislation.
Musician Explores Feminism in Scripture
Musician, writer, and feminist Torah teacher Alicia Jo Rabins says it's an act of love to push back on the traditional stories of our faith. Rabins brought her unique creative response to those stories to the Diocese of Missouri on February 11, as she led an adult forum at Holy Communion Episcopal Church in University City.
Episcopal Church announces new measures for increased transparency in matters of bishop misconduct
In response to calls for greater clarity and accountability in The Episcopal Church’s disciplinary process for matters involving bishops, the church announced today a new three-part protocol aimed at increasing trust in and understanding of Title IV, the church’s canons that govern ecclesiastical discipline.
Registration Open for General Convention Visitors
Online registration is open for visitors to the 81st General Convention of The Episcopal Church, scheduled for June 23-28 in Louisville, Kentucky.