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African Music Classes with GACC
Grace African Christians Connection offers piano, drums, and bass guitar classes for ages 7 and up. Weekly classes begin Jan. 21.
Diocesan Revival Cancelled
Bishop Deon Johnson announced the cancelation of the March 15 Diocesan Revival featuring Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.
Sing at the 2024 Absalom Jones Celebration
We are looking for people from throughout the Diocese to lend their voices to our special Gospel Choir at the 2024 Absalom Jones Celebration.
2023 Parochial Reports Due March 1, 2024
All parishes and missions in the Diocese of Missouri are required to complete a parochial report each year. Here are the links to get you started.
2024 Lenten Meditations from Episcopal Relief & Development
Episcopal Relief & Development is offering daily Lenten Meditations throughout the 2024 season to help Christians think deeply about their faith and actions towards other people.
DioMO Missioner Receives Human Rights Award
The Rev. Dr. Teresa Danieley is being honored for her contributions to racial and economic justice, labor, and human rights in the St. Louis metro communities.
Sell a Pancake; Support a Camper!
The Diocesan Children & Youth Ministry invites all our church communities to help us raise funds for scholarships to Camp Phoenix this year.
Interfaith Clergy Support Group
Provident Behavioral Health is offering an interfaith Clergy Support Group to encourage peer-to-peer interaction and support.
Apply Now for Trinity Leadership Fellows
The Trinity Leadership Fellows program is currently recruiting a new cohort of fellows. The program is for emerging faith leaders, both lay and ordained, seeking to cultivate their practical leadership skills with a community of faith.
Developing a Diocesan Rule of Life
A Rule of Life can help us be intentional about our spiritual development, which is the foundation for everything else in our lives.