Florida communities such as Fort Myers Beach, Cape Coral and Sanibel island were devastated.
As Hurricane Ian slammed into southwest Florida, the Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida posted a list of emergency resources. Coadjutor (incoming) Bishop Douglas Scharf posted a video on the diocesan Facebook page, noting the resources available and offering prayer.
As Hurricane Ian hit the Gulf Coast of Florida with Category 4 strength, the dioceses in its path prepared their parishes and readied resources, reported Egan Millard of Episcopal News Service.
Episcopal Relief & Development reported that it is in contact with Episcopal and Anglican partners in the Caribbean in response to Hurricane Fiona.
The United Kingdom bade farewell to Queen Elizabeth II at a state funeral service today in London’s Westminster Abbey that reflected her deep Christian faith as well as the diversity of the modern nation and the Commonwealth.
St. Andrew’s Church in Edgartown, Mass. opened its doors to provide emergency shelter on Sept. 14 to 43 men, women and children, all apparently migrants from Venezuela.
The Rev. David Sibley, of St. Paul’s Church in Walla Walla, Wash., ended with $79,098 in winnings.
The Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina and the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina announced on Sept. 26 that they reached an agreement resolving numerous outstanding legal issues.
By Maureen Doallas Florida printmaker Kreg Yingst’s artistic interpretation of the psalms as woodcuts is the subject of a show sponsored by the Arts &