We invite you to be part of our faith journey
We believe that God is calling the people of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri to transform our churches, our communities, and our world to reflect more and more God’s dream found in Jesus Christ. A dream that calls us to be a people who seek to be followers of Jesus who are forgiven, healed, strengthened and renewed. We seek a deeper connection with God and with each other as we journey together.
So, whether you are here for the first time or have been in church all your life; whether you are liberal, conservative, independent or progressive; whether you are urban, suburban, rural or no place to lay your head; whether you are rich, dead broke, old, young, straight, gay, Trans, non-binary, arriving with a busload of kids, coming alone, firm in your faith or filled with doubts, God brought you here and we welcome you... just as you are!
We hope you will join us on the journey with Jesus!
The Blessed Absalom Jones: Pioneer, Prophet, Priest
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Events
The past year has presented us with unprecedented challenges individually and communally. What wisdom might the Mystics offer us as we emerge from these days?
Now Hiring: Diocesan Communications / Digital Projects Manager
The Diocese of Missouri is hiring a part-time digital projects manager to assist the Director of Communications in the Offices of the Bishop. The main focus of this position will be to boost the social media and overall digital presence of The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri. Additional communications duties will be assigned according to the person’s skills and experience.
Now Hiring: Chaplain for Rockwell House Campus Ministry
Rockwell House is the Episcopal Campus Ministry in St. Louis. While we primarily serve the campuses of Washington University and Saint Louis University, we welcome all local college students as we seek to build a community of Christian disciples. We are seeking a full-time college chaplain, beginning summer 2021.
2021 CAEF Grant Applications Now Available
The purpose of these grants is to provide financial assistance to congregations for capital maintenance and/or repairs. Applications for 2021 grants are available now and must be submitted by April 15.
Celebrating Absalom Jones: Pioneer, Prophet and Priest
The Diocese of Missouri offered an uplifting virtual celebration of the life and ministry of Absalom Jones, which featured Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and other Black bishops in the Episcopal Church in an inspirational reading of Maya Angelou’s poem, Still I Rise.
Hymn of the Week: March 3
A solemn poem by John Donne is turned into a beautiful confessional hymn, perfect for the Third Sunday in Lent.
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