In 1951, a diocesan master plan called for a ring of mission churches in Atlanta’s outer suburbs, and a new parish was born.

For the first time ever, an OTP parish has claimed the Bishop’s Cup as the top fundraising parish from the Diocese of Atlanta at the 2026 Hunger Walk Run.

Applications are open for the 2027 pilgrimage to the Diocese of Cape Coast, Ghana, April 11-20, 2027.

Emmaus House has named a new but familiar executive director: David-Lee Mattison, who has served with great dedication as chief program officer.

Eight new priests became official in The Diocese of Atlanta on June 20 at The Cathedral of St. Philip.

Herman “Shack” Shackleford, Buildings and Grounds Coordinator at Emmaus House, recently retired after nearly 30 years of exceptional service to the organization and the Peoplestown community.

What started in Northeast Georgia last fall as a safe, warm bed for someone in need is now a six-church ministry serving neighbors who daily confront housing insecurity and homelessness.

Today, we celebrate and commemorate Juneteenth—a day that marks both the joy of freedom and the painful reality that freedom delayed is still injustice.

Community renewal took a stand at the Cathedral of St. Philip on May 31, as just over 100 confirmands representing 18 parishes across the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta celebrated their commitment and faith.