Pathways Profiles: Jacob Clifton Albritton
At the 2023 Pride Eucharist sermon at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Albritton described themself growing up Catholic with plans for the priesthood. Coming out shook their faith.
Pathways Profiles: The Rev. Isaías A. Rodríguez
Every Hispanic clergy person in The Diocese of Atlanta can be traced to Isaías A. Rodríguez, because he recruited them.
Power-House: Bishop Wright’s Pentecost Sermon 2024
People come to church for lots of reasons. Why are you here? But when you stop and think about it upstream of all those reasons, we’re here because there’s power in this house.
Pathways Profiles: Karol Kimmell
Karol Kimmell, All Saints’ Atlanta’s Director of Children and Youth Choirs for 26 years, believes that children belong in every facet of worship and community.
Pathways Profiles: Hispanic Ministries
New opportunities are significant partly because US Census data show that Hispanic people in the United States are leaving the Catholic church and becoming religiously unaffiliated.
Pathways Profiles: Rev. Dr. Horace Griffin
Before being called into the Episcopal priesthood in 2005, Horace L. Griffin served as a Baptist minister. During his college days, he wrote and preached sermons against homosexuality.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Atlanta Chosen for Prestigious Music Internship
Ezechiel Daos, a graduate student at the University of North Texas has been named the Association of Anglican Musicians Gerre Hancock intern at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Atlanta.
St. Martin in the Fields Priest Chosen as a Trinity Leadership Fellow
The Rev. Colin Brown, Associate Rector of St. Martin in the Fields Episcopal Church in Brookhaven, has been chosen as one of the 2024 Trinity Leadership Fellows.
Pathways Profiles: Harry Groce
The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta and volunteer Harry Groce. Only 28, he brings a lifetime of international travel witnessing the power of relationships across borders.
Diocesan Youth Programs Continue to Grow
The Diocese of Atlanta’s youth programs are on a sustained upward trajectory. Since the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic disruption, retreats, summer camps, and other diocesan youth programs have grown each year, said Diocesan Youth Missioner Holle Tubbs.