Public Advocacy Resources
The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri does not endorse political candidates or parties. We do, however, support and promote advocacy for issues and public policy that are in line with our Baptismal Covenant.
This page offers information from our clergy and members to help inform our diocesan household of news and information of interest and concern. If you have information you'd like to share, please contact communications director Janis Greenbaum.
Addressing Education Inequity
Does your church work with a school? Would you like your church to? How can we help overcome education inequities in our diocesan communities and in the state of Missouri? Be part of a new diocesan initiative to address education inequities.
Call for Clergy Counselors
The Rev. Dr. Teresa Mithen Danieley shares a call for clergy counselors to provide judgment-free spiritual support in ALL pregnancy experiences.
Public Advocacy News & Events: October 21, 2022
Your voice matters! Check out several public advocacy events happening this week in the St. Louis area.
Public Advocacy News & Events: August 19, 2022
Learn about ways you can advocate for voter rights, healthcare equity, workers with disabilities, and more.
Public Advocacy News & Events: August 2022
The Rev. Dr. Teresa Mithen Danieley lists opportunities to take action through Interfaith unity breakfasts, rallies for fast food workers and janitor, and photo ID clinics.
Episcopal Church Policy on Immigration and Refugee Issues
Learn about our Church's policy on immigration and refugee issues and get resources to make a difference in your community.
Legislative Update: May 10, 2022
The Rev. Dr. Theresa Mithen Danieley encourages us to contact our state representatives to oppose changes to the ballot initiative process. Learn more in this week's legislative update.
Legislative Update: May 3, 2022
Representatives from the Diocese of Missouri were among those who came together at the state capitol with the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition to stand up for voter rights.
Legislative Update: April 27, 2022
Learn how to get involved in the May 3 Voting Rights Lobby Day and get the latest updates from the state Capitol from the Rev. Dr. Teresa Mithen Danieley.
Legislative Update: April 20, 2022
It's a short work week in Jefferson City, but the Rev. Dr. Teresa Danieley is helping us keep an eye on important issues at the State Capitol.
