Presiding Bishop Rowe calls Episcopalians to faithful, just action amid global unrest—rooted in Christ’s kingdom, not politics or fear.

“This project is about more than food,” said Pilat. “It’s about honoring the dignity of every person who walks through our doors..."

Applications are now open for the Cornelia Clinch Stewart Scholarship Fund for Episcopal school students.

"The Spirit doesn’t wait for the Church to be perfect. The Spirit shows up... and says, ‘Start here.’"

Celebrate 90 years of altar guild ministry in September—plus tips, reflections, and inspiration for the summer.

North Brooklyn Angels is featured in the Brooklyn Eagle this week, celebrating eight years of serving meals and compassion to neighbors

Discover stories, resources, and inspiration for caring for creation in the Diocese of Long Island’s Summer 2025 Creation Care Newsletter.

The podcast will be available each weekday starting June 8 through the Forward Day by Day App.

Church leaders met May 13–15 in Garden City, NY to discuss perspectives on contested issues and continue vital reconciling work.

The Diocese of Long Island dedicates the Newby Carriage House in honor of Stuart Newby’s more than fifty years of faithful service.