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Call to Action: Share your stories to prevent discrimination on college campuses
Young adults and college students are encouraged to share stories about your involvement on college campuses to help oppose a bill that could allow discrimination of marginalized students.
Healing in the Heartland: A call to a renewed ministry of healing and reconciliation
More than 200 people took part in our March 16 event, Healing in the Heartland. Read about the event, see pictures, and find out how to continue the conversation.
Healing in the Heartland: Gratitude list
Thanks to the many, many people who helped make our March 16 event a success!
New Team Member on Diocesan Staff
We are pleased to introduce Erin Meadows as the newest member of our diocesan staff. Erin is serving in the newly formed full-time position of Finance Administrative Assistant.
2024 CAEF Grants
Apply now for Church Assistance Endowment Fund Grants to provide financial assistance to congregations for capital maintenance and/or repairs.
Making Connections in the Rule of Life Project
Neil Tumber, a member of the Third Order of the Society of St. Francis, shares his experience visiting with college students at Rockwell House.
St. Barnabas' Bread Basket
St. Barnabas' new Bread Basket Ministry is raising levels of hospitality and friendship in our community. Every Tuesday morning from 9 to 11 a.m. we give away bread and pastries donated to us from Panera.
​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.