The Episcopal Church in Middle and North Georgia is a vibrant and diverse community of followers of Jesus.
The Latest Diocesan News
Diocese Innovations Taskforce Evolves
In the Diocese of Atlanta, ministry innovations are being identified, encouraged, and amplified in a new way. The Diocesan Ministry Innovations Task Force is tightening its focus to helping parishes perceive and imagine new opportunities for ministries within the parish and its surrounding community.
Parish Partners with Community to Turn Derelict House into Haven for Homeless Families
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church had a gifted property that began requiring more upkeep than the parish could afford, so a creative arrangement has made it possible for the home to become Promise Haven, where families experiencing homelessness can get back on their feet.
Absalom Jones’ Life is Blueprint for an Active Faith, Bishop Wright
The life of the first Black Episcopal priest is a blueprint for building an active faith life, Bishop Rob Wright said during the annual Absalom Jones commemoration. The February 19 service, sponsored annually by The Union of Black Episcopalians, was held this year at Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Decatur.
For Faith Devotionals
Seeing Differently
Seeing like Jesus makes the difference. That is implied in every story about Jesus in the New Testament. Still we should ask, what does it mean to see like Jesus?
Different Water
Living water knows that God is more than how and where we worship. Living water knows that even God is thirsty! God is thirsty for God’s children to worship in Spirit and truth.
Different Kingdom
The centerpiece of Jesus’ different kingdom is a loving, giving God, going to extravagant lengths to welcome us home to ourselves, to one another and to a kingdom where new beginnings abound.
Bishop Wright’s Podcast
For People, is a conversation in which Bishop Rob Wright meets listeners at the crossroads of faith and life to explore the challenges of an ever-changing world. Listen in to find out how he expands on For Faith, drawing inspiration from the life of Jesus to answer 21st-century questions.
The Latest Episode…
For People Welcomes The Very Rev. Canon Martini Shaw
In this episode, Bishop Wright has a conversation with Canon Martini Shaw, 17th Rector of The African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas, the congregation founded by Absalom Jones. They discuss Absalom’s story that led to the founding of St. Thomas and how his legacy is lived out today.
Upcoming Events
https://vimeo.com/804455922 The Bishop of New York invites you to join him and the people of the Episcopal Diocese of New York in a solemn Service of Apology for the participation […] Gather with St. John's in our beautiful nave to sing and chant Taize and other styles of acoustic worship music while we pray Evening Prayer. This service will also incorporate […] Join us at St. Simon's Episcopal, Conyers for a weekly Lenten Wednesday mini concert at noon, followed by Noonday prayer. Featured artists all have ties to the Conyers area and […] Gather with St. John's in our beautiful nave to sing and chant Taize and other styles of acoustic worship music while we pray Evening Prayer. This service will also incorporate […]
We Are Complicit: The Diocese Apologizes for the Endurance of Slavery
The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine
1047 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, NY
O Gracious Light: Lenten Contemplative Evening Prayer with Acoustic Music
St. John's College Park
3480 East Main Street, College Park, GA
Weekly Lenten Wednesday Mini-Concert and Noonday Prayer
St. Simon's Episcopal Church
1522 Georgia 138, Conyers, GA
O Gracious Light: Lenten Contemplative Evening Prayer with Acoustic Music
St. John's College Park
3480 East Main Street, College Park, GA
We challenge ourselves and the world to love like Jesus as we worship joyfully, serve compassionately, and grow spiritually.
“Whoever you are, God seeks a relationship with you. Peace is within reach. Healing is within reach. Love is within reach. Don’t be afraid to bring your questions, heartaches, doubts and joys. It’s a great time to be part of God’s church.”
— Bishop Rob Wright