The Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia (ECF) announced five grants totaling $84,400 to organizations that are working to end poverty and oppression.

Clergy from across the Diocese of Atlanta reflect on being anchored in God, one another, and the mission of their congregations.

Members of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Snellville folded more than 1,800 origami cranes for the International Day of Peace and St. Matthew’s Feast Day.

As a Hispanic Missioner in the Diocese of Atlanta, I have the privilege of witnessing the beauty, diversity, and richness that Hispanic communities bring to our Church and to our wider community. Our Hispanic heritage is not one culture, but a beautiful tapestry woven from many nations, histories, languages, traditions, and peoples.

St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church buzzed with song, splashing, hugs, and conversations as parishioners welcomed returning families and friends for the parish’s first homecoming in 73 years.

Two parishes in the Diocese of Atlanta have installed new priests since 2025 Annual Council: Mariclair Partee Carlsen at St. James Episcopal Church in Marietta, and Mark S. Winward at Episcopal Church of the Holy Family in Jasper.

In the nave of Christ Church Episcopal in Norcross, black stage drapes extend across the altar rail, transforming the worship space into a theater for an audience of 200.

Site preparation has begun in Hall County for the new permanent home of The Archives of The Episcopal Church, establishing a major historical hub within the Diocese of Atlanta.

For decades, the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Cartersville was known for its faith in action, from a commitment to social justice to the iconic red door welcoming everyone in.

When St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Snellville staged Godspell, the parish hall transformed into a patchwork of joyful gospel storytelling and songs.